Sentence examples for marginalisation with from inspiring English sources

This paper explores the concept of marginalisation with specific reference to historical, economic, and demographic change.

Schumer, Wilson and Gummer aren't the only ones who have had enough with the marginalisation (coupled with blatant objectification) of women in Hollywood.

In X-Men a bunch of (mostly) white guys experience the kind of hate and marginalisation associated with minorities.

The potential marginalisation of people with limited literacy with regard to text messaging has been described in other studies.

Curtis drew on his own youthful struggles with marginalisation and depression.

"The extension of economic modernisation to Xinjiang has gone hand in hand with marginalisation of the Uighurs.

A campaigner has hailed Lego's first ever figure of a young person in a wheelchair as a step towards ending the "cultural marginalisation" of children with disabilities.

The video game industry is in its infancy, but just like the birth of the movie industry, it has had to cope with marginalisation and condescension.

Children in out-of-home care represent a high-risk group for low educational outcome [ 4– 6] which is associated with marginalisation and social exclusion [ 7, 8].

Three main factors add to the experience of threat and affect the decision to use the technology: change in clinical routines and increased workload; change in interactions with patients and fundamentals of face-to-face nursing work; and change in skills required with marginalisation of clinical expertise.

—Rebecca, cisgender woman sex worker For participants in this study, the reality of living in poverty and marginalisation often combined with illicit substance use meant that even when police target clients, sex workers report that they continue to work for the obvious reason of earning an income.