Sentence examples for marginalization and isolation from inspiring English sources

Recent studies at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology have exposed gender bias against senior women science faculty, who experience marginalization and isolation and have faced inequities in lab space, resources, awards, salaries, and opportunities to move into administrative posts.

As with marginalization and isolation, Morara said violating civil liberties by carrying out raids and cutting off important mechanisms for the Muslim community will only create more opportunity for al Shabaab.

The Annapolis Conference is truly an Arab-made affair, springing from an Arab initiative, and the result of coordination and a firm Arab determination to see Palestine exit its marginalization and isolation.

Interpreting the development of smoking prevalence among pregnant immigrant women according to Berry's model indicate that our findings fit less with aspects of marginalization and isolation, but better with Berry's description of assimilation and integration.

These data may be explained with the widespread social use of alcohol and with the concept of the "drink in the company" as a social glue, while it is known that psychiatric conditions lead to marginalization and isolation.

Society's negative views towards individuals who use injection drugs is generally problematic as it contributes to their marginalization and isolation; however, youths' awareness of this stigma appeared to serve as a protective factor against the transition to IDU for youth who did not inject drugs.

IPV and poor mental health are factors, which whether in combination or separately, may lead to marginalization and social isolation, with poor integration as the final outcome, and thus a highly disadvantageous situation for newly arrived Thai women in Sweden.

While aggressive posturing may entail advantages within legally cynical residential neighbourhoods, it likely is detrimental within mainstream contexts, such as schools or workplaces, and consequently may lead to further marginalization and social isolation.

People with a diagnosis of schizophrenia often face stigma, marginalization and associated social isolation [ 1- 4].

These students arrive from all over the country and the world oppressed not just by prejudice but by laws and isolation and marginalization.

This negativity has led to stigma and marginalization resulting in feelings of exclusion and isolation, lack of acceptance of condition, and embarrassment.