Sentence examples for level of marginalisation from inspiring English sources

But even if exaggerated, it's undeniable that the Ethiopian migrants are in some level of marginalisation.

It was originally devised by Ghuman [ 31, 32] to investigate acculturation strategies between two cultures (bi-culturalism), i.e., whether South Asians in Britain preferred integration and assimilation into a more British identity, as well as other questions around the perceived level of marginalisation and separation from British culture or identity.

They are much more deprived and are therefore likely to experience a higher degree of marginalisation and social exclusion.

Further analysis showed that this effect was independent of marginalisation status and largely due to a generally higher level of leisure-time light physical activity in the minority area compared with the majority area (data not shown).

Most participants had experienced repeated, long-standing trauma and marginalisation, resulting in a level of disorganisation that does not fit traditional diagnostic classification systems.

Much of it is sparked by feelings of marginalisation.

But Labour needs to see clearly the dangers of marginalisation.

People from the south of Togo are restive after four decades of marginalisation.

This support has been diminished by fears of marginalisation and creeping Islamisation.

A sense of marginalisation has stirred political dissatisfaction which northern extremists feed on.

What was clear, said Lauzen, was the pattern of marginalisation behind and in front of the camera.