Sentence examples for largely marginalized from inspiring English sources

But the king always has his fool, and the haters were largely marginalized.

After mass murders, our airwaves are filled with unfounded speculations about video games, our culture of hedonism and our loss of religious faith, while psychiatrists, the ones who know the most about severe mental illness, are largely marginalized.

How do I surmount this?" But despite the vibrant scene and the poets' increasing opportunities to read, teach and be published, the work remains largely marginalized, some poets said.

The party leaders and pro-democracy activists had spent a couple of decades biding their time, largely marginalized and ineffectual, waiting for Ms. Aung San Suu Kyi to give them her instructions, to issue a call for civil disobedience or a call to arms.

Although transportation is increasingly framed as a social issue by researchers and policy-makers [13, 14, 15, 16], the social dimension is still largely marginalized in planning processes [2, 13, 17, 18, 19].

On the other hand, I found that teachers with a non-Chinese major background were largely marginalized in the faculty because senior scholars deemed our knowledge of Chinese as "problematic and less solid" than Chinese major graduates.

While the digital divide largely marginalizes older individuals in the current Internet era, it seems that some older people have already embraced the new media technology to facilitate their daily activities.

And even though its mandate included "improv[ing] the world's energy supply and demand structure by developing alternative energy sources and increasing the efficiency of energy use," the IEA's reports tended to focus on fossil fuels while largely marginalizing the role of renewable energy.

The Church, subjected to partial property confiscations, remained largely intact, the marginalized to a considerable degree intelligentsia retained its potential to affect future reforms, the peasantry avoided wholesale collectivization and remnants of private enterprise survived.

International relations has been so obsessed with "realist" and "liberal" theory that the upsurge of writings on national identities since the end of the Cold War was largely missed and marginalized as a matter of concern by Western analysts.

Access and outreach should be improved (in conjunction with animal health initiatives) (10 ) for effective delivery of treatment, vaccination, and health education packages to these largely scattered and marginalized pastoral communities.