Sentence examples for is marginalization from inspiring English sources
noun
The act of marginalizing or something marginalized.
"For these groups, the consequence of an accept-all-comers policy is marginalization".
"The biggest challenge we face — apart from occupation — is marginalization," Salam Fayyad, prime minister of the Palestinian Authority, said in an interview.
A major hurdle in making inference in hybrid BNs is marginalization of continuous variables, which involves integrating combinations of conditional PDFs.
The explanation for this is marginalization, as seen in the pattern of innovation and subsequent colonization, following particularly productive inventions such as agriculture, that lead to differential expansion.
The main reasons for leaving, he added, were "marginalization and joblessness".
Members of the Syrian National Council fought back like a fish on a hook, maneuvering to avoid what members feared would be marginalization.
"We understand this is social marginalization and discrimination against the people with less resources," said Fernando Espinal, a law school graduate and former president of the student council.
Similar to the effect on the IPL's Twenty20 format has had on Test cricket, implicit in the success of PKL-style rule kabaddi is the marginalization of the many other variants of the game played all over the world.
"Does anyone object?" A danger for a movement like this, driven by a committed core group with strong views, is political marginalization, said Todd Gitlin, an expert on social movements at Columbia University.
That is, direct marginalization is computationally intractable.
One indication of trouble is the marginalization of one or more lab members.
