Sentence examples for marginalized circumstances from inspiring English sources

Their success in halting "this ancient and horrible affliction," he said, "provides yet another vivid reminder of how people in even the most marginalized circumstances can thrive when given the tools and knowledge to help themselves".

Some were especially moving because of the way that they empathized with those in marginalized circumstances.

There is something about people, for one reason or the other, who are marginalized by their circumstance that is compelling to me.

Most out-of-school children are marginalized and poor; some have been forced by circumstances to drop out to engage in child labour.

The aim of this political offensive is, in essence, to change the political conditions in the key strategic areas of Afghanistan, so that the most extreme elements of the insurgency — those that will not under any circumstances give up terrorism and intimidation — are marginalized.

Many Egyptian families who are economically marginalized have become seriously dysfunctional, and have placed their children in circumstances that have resulted in such youth leaving home and trying to survive in the often unprotected and hazardous streets.

It is, moreover, an invitation to consider the inner lives and circumstances of others — for instance, the 14 million despairing jobless so marginalized in the latest political pageantry.

This contrasts with the active debate that has occurred regarding how geographic information systems have been implemented in circumstances where residents of affected communities have felt victimized when their involvement has been marginalized [ 12, 13].

Along with changes in circumstances within and outside the party, the AfD's anti-Euro platform has been gradually marginalized while their anti-immigration and anti-refugee agenda gains prominence.

In many cases, desperately poor and ethnically marginalized Roma populations have been excluded from full citizenship by a patchwork of laws, as well as by circumstances that prevent full documentation [ 46].

Addams argues that the poor are often victims of circumstance and that it is the responsibility of society to first understand those who are marginalized and then develop means for their participation in lateral progress.