Sentence examples for marginalised conditions from inspiring English sources

Adults living in marginalised conditions have significantly greater all-cause mortality rates than other Canadians.

The high disparities in Catalonia/Valencia may be due to contrasting influxes of better-off, and therefore healthier, Western Europeans on one end of the continuum of risk and immigrants from poor regions in the other end, including many Latin Americans and North and Sub-Saharan Africans in irregular situations and living in marginalised conditions, thus increasing the differences.

13 14 15 16 17 Some researchers have commented on a sense of "sad resignation" 28 and a tendency for people with COPD to "marginalise" their condition as the result of "old age".

In the 1950s Mr Smith, who tests theories of auctions and supply and demand on students under laboratory conditions, was marginalised by the mainstream.

Very few skin conditions are life-threatening, so it is understandable that at times priority must lie elsewhere, but this doesn't mean skin conditions should be marginalised or under-prioritised as a whole.

Adolescents with chronic conditions may become marginalised by peers, being rejected for being different during a period in which body image and identity heavily on conformity [ 26, 27].

Furthermore, affected individuals are often impoverished and marginalised, and may hide their condition because these diseases are stigmatised.

Equitable access to land for the poorest and most marginalised is an essential pre-condition to a stable and prosperous society.

The former Shia-dominated government of Nouri Maliki marginalised Iraq's Sunni community, creating conditions which helped the extremist Sunni IS come to prominence.

In these conditions, why should Islam be marginalised?

We hope that the findings presented in the report will be used as inspiration in future planning, implementation and funding of projects aiming at improving life conditions of groups that are marginalised in society.