Sentence examples for longer marginalized from inspiring English sources

We have risen to the challenge of persecution and respect the countless martyrs who sacrificed to ensure we were no longer marginalized.

The aim of the theory is to avoid unmarked normality and rather seek to contribute to theoretical repertoires that no longer marginalize, but instead face, the disease.

The founding of Pakistan was supposed to birth a progressive state where Muslims like my grandparents would no longer be marginalized by India or exploited by the British Empire.

These artists have suddenly woken up to find themselves, and their art, no longer among the marginalized, but within the first ranks of the new order.

No longer is blogging something that marginalized editorial wannabes do from home, in a bathrobe, because they haven't found a "real" job.

As such, the local populace may adopt actions detrimental to the ecological objectives if their interests are marginalized over a longer period (Maikhuri and others 2001).

marginalizing more people?

As noted earlier, we believe that this is due in part to transformations in the ways in which these two countries see themselves routes pioneered by New Zealand in large part due to strong Maori voices or marginalized 'others' who were no longer prepared to be ignored.

Mr. Paterson, who no longer has a discernable ideology, is being increasingly marginalized.

Organized labor was in rapid decline; suburbanization was killing off the urban political machines; and previously marginalized groups of people were no longer willing to suffer in silence.

Mr. McCann was unhappy with Mr. O'Neal's appointment of two co-presidents, which effectively demoted him and marginalized the wealth management unit, which no longer reported directly to the chief executive.