Sentence examples for which are marginalized from inspiring English sources

The only fashion brands that want to acknowledge the size of the newly minted "average woman" are plus-size brands, which are marginalized in the market, as if they catered to a fringe and not, in fact, everyday Americans.

As Student Government is emphasizing inclusivity this year, this event was created with intersectionality in mind; that is, the coalition of identities which are marginalized or in the minority.

Whitten says that he thinks the company will soon offer a more robust environment around digital downloads, which were marginalized with the Xbox 360.

Trump trumpets a simplistic approach that would do what ISIS wants us to do, which is marginalize Muslims and deny their freedom of mind by imposing travel bans and by closing down parts of the Internet in response to the online activities of ISIS.

From our work on justice for children with the International Management Group to our work on child care reform with the Republic Institute for Social Protection and the Centre for Liberal Democratic Studies, we aim to build up a complete picture of which children are marginalized and why, and what measures are needed for their full inclusion in society.

The absence of digital capital can be one aspect of social exclusion (de Haan, 1998) in which individuals or groups are marginalized and prevented from full participation in society.

The results of this review make clear the degree to which HCAs, in general, are marginalized.

His own party, which has been marginalized to the point of near extinction over the last decade, was disqualified last week from two of the eight regional elections to be held March 14, after local election commissions rejected its signatures.

As a social worker and psychotherapist, I could not agree more with Dr. Sandberg regarding the effectiveness of talk therapy and the degree to which it is marginalized in practice.

More than 70,000 people have been killed since 1983 in the war for a separate homeland for the mostly Hindu Tamil minority, which has been marginalized by governments dominated by the Buddhist Sinhalese majority.

"For us it's pretty straightforward: you have a segment of the population which has been marginalized and so the idea of seeing themselves reflected on the walls is really very important".