Sentence examples for marginalised of from inspiring English sources

Boo sets out to study what she calls "the infrastructure of opportunity" that allows these most economically marginalised of Mumbai's dreamers – the rag-pickers and migrant labourers who have been thrown off their land and sucked into Annawadi – to survive as Slumbai attempts to reinvent itself as a glamorous world city.

Fringe college football has been marginalised, so some of those properties have taken a hit".

Cricket, which was marginalised for much of Olympic year, also returns to centre stage in 2013, with 10 back-to-back Ashes Tests.

These efforts may counter feelings that gender-transformative programmes are pinning gender equality and health changes on the shoulders of already marginalised groups of men.

The so-called Quebec Charter of Values has marginalised many of the communities that built this place.

There can be difficulties in accessing Aboriginal people as research participants given that they are often marginalised, suspicious of research and of discussing personal experiences with strangers.

Given that the camps were shrouded in secrecy and fear and the families of political internees were deliberately marginalised, accounts of prison life during Franco's time are still hard to come by.

He had died from HIV/AIDS and the women was one of many in her community marginalised because of her husband's death.

Perhaps, suggests Suleimanu Kumo, a veteran northern politician, this is because he has marginalised many of the northerners who enjoyed power under Nigeria's years of military dictatorship.

Despite the Government's efforts to achieve a drug-free Malaysia by the year 2015, the incidence of drug abuse in Malaysia, particularly amongst the socio-economically marginalised sections of society and amongst students and youth, continues to occur.

Once just another marginalised victim of the Tiger onslaught, he re-affirmed his own hero status.