Sentence examples similar to marginalizing graduates from inspiring English sources

What started as a vehemently anarchic movement, energized by dropouts and grungily self-marginalizing graduates, got picked up by good students and grad students and systematized, normalized, turned into a sort of career path, as much for professors as for directors.

"We are marginalizing ourselves".

They've really been marginalizing themselves".

Protecting women doesn't mean marginalizing them.

marginalizing more people?

After unification, women in the south became more marginalized, resulting in high unemployment among female university graduates.

As a Bryn Mawr graduate and former model turned infantilized, marginalized housewife, she certainly has reason to be angry.

After receiving a coveted scholarship to Oxford and graduating, he found himself, in the early 1950s, alone in London, racially marginalized, with no job or prospects, unable to get his first attempts at fiction published, desperately homesick, but unwilling to admit failure and return to Trinidad, even after his father's death.

At root it is about some Jewish students and recent graduates, who could number several dozen, contending that in recent years they felt mocked and marginalized by pro-Palestinian professors.

On the other hand, I found that teachers with a non-Chinese major background were largely marginalized in the faculty because senior scholars deemed our knowledge of Chinese as "problematic and less solid" than Chinese major graduates.

"Not marginalized," she said.