Sentence examples for less marginalized from inspiring English sources

Today, Ms. McKechnie finds herself more or less marginalized on a Broadway musical landscape that the likes of Bennett and Fosse would find almost unrecognizable.

He has a bunch of geek friends who are only slightly less marginalized than he.

But as emissions have continued to rise, the idea has become less marginalized.

Although she assumed that her children might feel less marginalized because they spoke English better than she did, she thought that Melody's English proficiency was not sufficient to study school subjects and to mingle socially with English speakers.

Muslims will be less marginalized, and therefore less fear-based, and since there will be far less perceived need for violence, 'radical Islam' may well give way to the 'wonderful Islam' practiced by every Muslim that I've ever met.

Though less than a minute long, it and the accompanying article that laid forth the government's heretofore-secret Advanced Aerospace Threat Identification Program validated long-held beliefs of those in the UFO and alien communities, and made them feel less marginalized.

As a result, the working poor and other less visibly marginalized populations were inadequately represented in this study.

This phenomenon is obvious to anyone that looks closely but few among the Democrats mention it less they be marginalized or stripped of access to the airwaves for an occasional sound bite.

Opponents of the flag compromise have known that this moment was coming, of course, but they say the risk of now being marginalized is less important than the principle of standing up for what is right.

"This distance may prevent women from accessing important information and may make them feel less included and more marginalized in their lives," says the report.

Constant and Zimmermann (2009), using data from Germany, showed that immigrants (both men and women) who are separated and marginalized are less likely to work than those who are assimilated.