Sentence examples for the marginalisation of from inspiring English sources

The cost of forming of strong dyads, however, is the marginalisation of agents outside of these dyads and low self-appreciations of marginalised agents.

The marginalisation of black stand-up, says Hunter, can't be separated from the marginalisation of blacks (and poor whites) in society at large.

If not here, somewhere else.'" The marginalisation of Aspas and, especially, Deulofeu could have been divisive.

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

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

But the marginalisation of the WTO as a deterrent to protectionism would hurt everyone.

Hence the continuing row over the marginalisation of the Toulon flanker Steffon Armitage.

The marginalisation of English prompted a fifth of the Anglophone minority to emigrate.

She is particularly concerned about the marginalisation of black models in the fashion industry.

There is a danger of promoting hysteria which can cause the marginalisation of individuals, which can cause its own problems.

We are going to see a parochial, unchecked, economy developing with the marginalisation of any progressive-thinking Zimbabweans.