Sentence examples for was being marginalised from inspiring English sources

The sharp suits roared their approval, while avoiding too much thought about whether the actual racing was being marginalised.

Tony was not that socially liberal, but up until then he was part of the mainstay of Labour and he was being marginalised by middle-class incomers.

Her faction was being marginalised, she claimed; and opinion in the diocese of Sheffield was not 90% in favour of women bishops, as it appears to be in the rest of the church.

His warmth and humanity were much missed, although by then Africa was being marginalised as the 1970s era of innovation that led to the Lomé convention came to an end.

Her faction was being marginalised, she claimed; and opinion in the diocese of Sheffield was not 90% in favour of women bishops, as it appears to be in the rest of the church. Members of the Church of England's Synod debate the consecration of women bishops.

The Pope warned MPs and peers in Westminster Hall that religion - and Christianity in particular - was "being marginalised" around the world.

Herero representatives say they are being marginalised.

Eliades says he is being marginalised.

In more subtle ways, sex workers are being marginalised.

Women are being marginalised in civil society as well.

Consequently, they are being marginalised as the party of the shire counties and the nostalgic elderly.