Sentence examples for possible marginalisation from inspiring English sources

Is the initial interpretive working hypothesis of possible marginalisation confirmed or disconfirmed upon further analysis?

They don't expect me to listen to transphobia or racism, and they understand that our transaction is an unusual one, often made possible in part because of forces of marginalisation and oppression in our society.

6 Sickness absence can mean deprivation of an important social arena, with social marginalisation, isolation and exclusion as possible results.

With its vision of "foreignness", of the marginalisations inherent in class and sexuality, of the different possible self, the "different tale", it can also be seen as a gentle gay novel, and one of immense sophistication.

It is these factors - isolation, lack of a voice, marginalisation - that make it so critical for us to reach the vulnerable as quickly as possible, and in a way that not only meets their basic needs, but also addresses the deeper issues of disempowerment with which so many of them must struggle.

How has this marginalisation affected your life?

Much of it is sparked by feelings of marginalisation.

But his marginalisation is also a result of Labour strategy.

At the same time they are concerned about "academic marginalisation".

BBC attempts to broadcast its findings in as impartial way as possible will be portrayed as yet more evidence of BBC bias, even though the BBC will pack its coverage with lots of sceptical voices, notwithstanding their marginalisation by world science, to try to cover its back.

Get them wrong and you risk mockery and marginalisation.