Sentence examples for relatively disenfranchised from inspiring English sources

Trouble brewed between the numerical minority of native "East Bankers" and the relatively disenfranchised majority of Jordanians who are of Palestinian descent.

Ralph Nader's vote in Florida in 2000, which arguably cost Al Gore the Presidency, is a reminder that even relatively small numbers of disenfranchised-feeling but mobilized voters can decide close Presidential races — and it's not the only one.

Ralph Nader's vote in Florida in 2000, which arguably cost Al Gore the Presidency, is a reminder that even relatively small numbers of disenfranchised-feeling but mobilized voters can decide close Presidential races and it's not the only one.

Whether vouchers are targeted by income, as in Milwaukee or Cleveland, or by school performance, as here in Florida, they are typically seized by families with relatively more money and better educational backgrounds; the most disenfranchised of the disadvantaged groups stay behind, only making the educational challenge steeper.

Entertain a parallel broad statement about any other disenfranchised group, and you might begin to see how rudimentary class discussion is for this relatively young country that long believed itself to be free of castes.

My generation feels disenfranchised".

You just hate the disenfranchised".

Women were completely disenfranchised".

And people feel disenfranchised.

"People just feel disenfranchised".

"People feel disenfranchised and overlooked.