Sentence examples for to be marginalised from inspiring English sources
She doesn't want to be marginalised.
"Women continue to be marginalised in our culture.
Short of joining the euro, which I don't expect, Britain will struggle not to be marginalised.
But neither will he want to be marginalised in European decision-making.
This is too big a cause to be marginalised as that of the "left".
The practice has become too much of a safety-net for middle-class women to be marginalised, let alone removed.
They are used to being marginalised.
"I'd got so used to being marginalised," says Ms Richards.
The natural response to being marginalised is to rage at the fiends doing the marginalising whether they be the "corrupt cronies" of the Bush political machine or the "dangerous leftists" at Warner Brothers and Harvard.Worse, many partisans don't accept the legitimacy of their opponents.
FGDs will be stratified by location and socioeconomic status, and specific efforts will be made to reach groups that may be marginalised due to their economic and sociocultural position.
Indeed, without an urgent change in strategy, the left – perhaps all progressive opinion – will be marginalised to the point of irrelevance.
