Sentence examples for levels of marginality from inspiring English sources

First, all localities in the country were ranked using a "marginality index" constructed from 1990 National Census data; this index was stratified into five categories and localities in the bottom categories (high and very high levels of marginality) are pre-selected to be part of the program.

Below is presented a study of urban marginality which purpose is the creation of a database enabling the selection of the neighbourhoods with highest degree of marginality in the city of Barcelona.

Christ became the margin of marginality by giving up everything he had.

There is a sense of marginality perhaps.

Increasingly, that pride mingles with a recognition of the discomfort of marginality.

It has to do with the mixed feelings of marginality and ambition immigrants to Britain experience.

And the style, like that of zoot suits, still has an aura of marginality.

Slang, Green argues in his introduction, is a language "of marginality and rebellion, of dispossession and frustration".

"U.K. nationals are saying there has been a shift generally in the way these cases are being adjudicated, with a more draconian view of marginality".

Lanford Wilson, the Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright whose work -- earthy, realist, greatly admired, widely performed -- centered on the sheer ordinariness of marginality, died on Thursday in Wayne, N.J.

In "Madame Satã," Lapa is more than a backdrop — it is a character in a drama of marginality, the apotheosis of feverish creativity and full-throttle pageantry.