Sentence examples for marginalised the from inspiring English sources

Instead, they have marginalised the importance of local television news.

She was a true-blue Tory who marginalised the Tory Party for a generation.

In the process, Turkey also marginalised the Kurds and alienated regional powers like Iran.

Mrs Thatcher was a true Blue Tory who marginalised the Tory Party for a generation.

Thus marginalised, the province has arisen in insurgency every decade or so since Pakistan's creation.

The debate has marginalised the people who are willing to engage in such trade.

With ruthless skill, Gordon Brown has out-manoeuvred the Prime Minister and marginalised the Cabinet.

It warned that the inquiries had marginalised the voices of the Muslim women they should be listening most closely to.

I feel having marginalised the BNP from a debate over many years may have contributed to their electoral success.

Yet the more smoking is marginalised, the more tempting it is to imagine the battle is over.

Progress towards securing girls' education has stalled because we have failed to reach the most marginalised -- the child labourer, the child bride, the trafficked child and the girl discriminated against for her gender.