Sentence examples for of the marginalisation from inspiring English sources

"What has happened is emblematic of the marginalisation of the political voices of the young.

McMillen's case is a perfect example of the marginalisation of lesbian and gay students in high schools across the country.

John Pilger, who has chosen this first-rate selection of investigative articles from some of the world's best reporters, is a classic example of the marginalisation process.

Evangelical Christian groups committed to converting young people are being allowed access to children in state schools because of the marginalisation of religious education, a new study warns.

She believes Galloway's smears of Shah may gain, rather than lose, him votes, because of the marginalisation of minority groups within mainstream politics.

The worry, from the point of view of his legacy, is that his rise is both a symbol and a guarantee of the marginalisation of the conservative movement that he loves.

By not having a developer in the conversation, you end up being the arbiter of all knowledge, and contribute to the marginalisation of understanding.

The importance of the writing partnership contributed to the marginalisation of Jones and marked a shift away from R&B material.

And ideologues have resorted to previously taboo weapons, such as the threat of default.This ideological civil war has led to the marginalisation of corporate America.

It was the culmination of a wretched Labour campaign lacking coherence, passion and conviction: eloquent testimony to the marginalisation of the Labour party under Corbyn's leadership.

Academics link violent lyrics to the marginalisation of young working-class males.