Sentence examples for left marginalised from inspiring English sources

The danger exists that communities or individuals not sharing the same (European) knowledge are left out of the equation altogether and, as such, are left marginalised.

The series, however, isn't about pointing a finger at drug and alcohol abuse; instead, Roland hopes to tell the story of a group of vulnerable people left marginalised by the rapid social and economic change occurring around them.

However, November's leadership transition in Beijing left reformers marginalised.

Some of the criticism was no doubt grossly unfair but the twins' woeful tactics left Poland marginalised.Since Mr Tusk's government took office in 2007, however, that has begun to change.

Rather belatedly, the PM realised that this could leave Britain marginalised, obliged, like Norway, to follow EU policy without influencing it.

The former ruling party's intransigence it insists, for example, on Mr Gbagbo's release as a precondition to political participation could leave it marginalised.

The Muslims4Ken campaign was an effort by a number of Muslims, not all Muslims, to support Livingstone's attempt to win a third term as mayor, and must be seen as an ad hoc civil society movement that aims to engage Muslims in politics rather than leave them marginalised by the political process.

The other, "Pop", had ne'er-do-well tendencies that left him faintly marginalised at clan gatherings.

"Which is why I think reactions from people who maybe feel left out or marginalised or angry or confronted by the Boobjam message are interesting.

Contemporary populism exploits the discontent of less affluent, less educated, mainly white people who feel themselves economically, socially and culturally left behind and marginalised by the results of globalisation.

As Iain Dale writes in a piece about compiling a list of the most 50 most powerful Lib Dems, some of the leading figures on the Lib Dem "left" seem increasingly marginalised.