Sentence examples for level of marginalization from inspiring English sources
The number of shorts suggests the budget limitations that women often faced (and still do), the modest running times of their work — as well as their subjects — ensuring a level of marginalization.
A lower index score indicates a lower level of marginalization.
But even if exaggerated, it's undeniable that the Ethiopian migrants are in some level of marginalization.
Actors like Wesley Snipes, Sidney Poitier, Don Cheadle, Idris Elba, Bill Cosby and Sam Jackson do not encounter the same level of marginalization and erasure as Whoopi Goldberg, Regina King, Viola Davis and Alfre Woodard.
That said, the U.S. entrepreneurs posted to the site represent a spectrum in terms of income level and degree of marginalization.
These particular kinds of spaces take the form of specific neighbourhoods and locations where HIV is highly concentrated — often located in geographical areas marked by high levels of marginalization, poverty, oppression and social exclusion.
Among people who experience some level of social marginalization, the association of psychosocial function and dental health appears to be particularly strong [ 2, 3].
As long as the efforts to reconcile the brokenness between the Christian community and the LGBTQ community remain at the individual level, the history of marginalization and judgment lingers like an ever-present shadow.
This was vividly highlighted by the terrorist attacks of 9/11 (as well as by the continuation of religiously inspired terrorism in many parts of the world) and by the high levels of prejudice, marginalization and mistrust experienced by many atheists in the United States.
But I was caught off guard by the level of alienation and marginalization I would soon experience as a student.
From The Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, "The long-term social frustration and disillusionment resulting from unemployment can lead to a sense of marginalization and exclusion, both at the individual and the collective levels…" This is certainly true in the Occupied Territories.
