Sentence examples for relatively marginalized from inspiring English sources

Major lobbies such as AIPAC have now been relatively marginalized as a result of their blanket support for Netanyahu and may have to take a more subdued posture going forward, as they have lost much clout compared to new groups such as J-Street -- who now have a chance to create a more forceful public narrative in support of the peace process.

The Ghanaians are known as hard working but have relatively marginalized positions, while Surinamese women have a favorable position on the labor market.

And even before it became relatively marginalized vis-à-vis pop, so-called classical composers struggled with the question of music and meaning.

Finally, it should be emphasized that the immediate and often emotionally fraught boundaries between these two relatively marginalized groups help to secure the privileges of dominant classes: executive managers, owners, and state officials.

Occupy Wall Street, the gathering that began as a relatively marginalized group in a Manhattan park, will march Wednesday with the support of union and other progressive leaders.

4 As SHG households are typically poorer and less educated than the general population our analysis sheds light on the healthcare seeking behaviour of a relatively marginalized population in rural India [ 23]. 5 We begin the analysis by estimating the probability of seeking any out or inpatient care.

They found that although junior women had relatively few complaints, tenured women felt marginalized and excluded from the workings of their departments.

For Mansbridge, descriptive representatives are needed when marginalized groups distrust members of relatively more privileged citizens and when marginalized groups possess political preferences that have not been fully formed.

The Murle are a relatively small group and have long complained about being marginalized and discriminated against.

"Not marginalized," she said.

Nazi revanchists were marginalized.