Sentence examples for marginalisation in from inspiring English sources

In reflecting on resistance to change, and the resources available to marginalised men, the papers highlight the role of economic marginalisation in the construction of masculinities (Gibbs, Sikweyiya, and Jewkes 2014; Silberschmidt 2001).

Would you risk the same marginalisation in England by talking about your devout Christianity?

And it seemingly didn't lessen the feeling of marginalisation in the north, which was one of its aims.

But their marginalisation in the winding down of Kids Company seems to have been even more deep-seated.

Anne Perkins, meanwhile, writes of the sense of marginalisation in eastern Uganda, the impoverishment of people and their exclusion from formal politics.

The really disappointing aspect of this article is that it touches on a genuine problem – sectarian marginalisation in Iraqi society – yet it reads like scaremongering.

And the imminent return to the government of national unity of the mainstream Sunni alliance ahead of provincial elections set for October "may help to ease their sense of marginalisation, and bring in fresh funds", said Broadwater.

The dead can be handled only by a designated class, who by this token became the 'untouchables' of an otherwise proudly casteless community, a marginalisation portrayed in Cyrus Mistry's unsettling novel, Chronicle of a Corpse Bearer.

A Critical Grounded Theory (CGT) analysis revealed that contemporary lived experiences of food poverty are embedded within and symptomatic of extreme marginalisation, which in turn impacts upon health.

But, the Charter made them believe that their rather fuzzy sense of marginalisation was in fact accurate, and — even more importantly — it wasn't something that was going to change in their lifetime".

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