Sentence examples for social marginalisation from inspiring English sources

The decline of the ice-cream van is a familiar tale of gentrification and social marginalisation.

The broader cost to Britain of the economic and social marginalisation of so much of its Muslim population is huge.

And he claimed that Greece had been used as an "austerity laboratory" since 2010, which had driven up poverty, unemployment, social marginalisation, and public debt.

Alongside social marginalisation, the projects are spatially separated and are often seen as virtual "no-go areas" for those who don't live there.

Walburg says that the appetite for violence and crime has more to do with social marginalisation than the origins of the victims.

"It was a fantastic kick for the industry to have 'Head-On' win," says Mr Kosslick.Verena Lueken, a film critic at the Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung, one of the country's leading papers, notes that today's films squarely address those contemporary issues that matter most to Germans: migration, identity, social marginalisation and history.

8 10 Recently, the Lancet stillbirth series emphasised the unique status of stillbirth and added that grief may be exacerbated by social stigma, marginalisation and by the standard of care provided for parents.

On closer inspection, the act looks less like a new beginning than a continuation by other means of social care's marginalisation.

With unemployment at a record 28%, the highest in the European Union, and worsening social and economic marginalisation, the legislation has won praise.

Racism, in any case, is about far more than economic disadvantage: it includes marginalisation, social and cultural exclusion, prejudice and discrimination.

There could be no starker proof of how the party, in thrall to social conservatives, risks marginalisation in the new, more educated and more colour-blind America, where whites will be a minority within a generation.