Sentence examples for marginalised to from inspiring English sources

This change in theological understanding has brought the plight of the marginalised to the foreground.

He negotiated shifts of power as early political patrons were marginalised to hold positions as agriculture, health and defence minister.

Indeed, without an urgent change in strategy, the left – perhaps all progressive opinion – will be marginalised to the point of irrelevance.

Barnard's version is more political, a portrait of a post-industrial landscape in which selfishness has become an ideology, with children once again marginalised to devastating effect.

Where asset values are damaged and the owners of properties say that "the ability to drive an income has been marginalised to a point that the highest and best use are now in constant reassessment by the owners".

As Youssef Robinson, another member of Rhodes Must Fall, has written: "[W]e want to create the opportunity for voices and histories that are traditionally marginalised to be given a platform.

Or, worse than any of this, Mirren might be stigmatising and marginalising to women from other cultures in which arm-draping is an act of glorifying female emancipation.

It has been used over the years to put us down, to marginalise people, to minimise our experiences".

Offsetting has been used in the US and in Australia to marginalise objections to development because of the loss of natural habitat.

Why has it been left to the small, unfairly marginalised Green Party to speak for 64 per cent of the public on this?

Today hijras are universally marginalised, forced to earn a living as beggars, prostitutes and dancers.