Sentence examples for widely marginalized from inspiring English sources

Not only is the bisexual community nearly invisible in public discourse it's widely marginalized and misunderstood within the gay community.

Not only is the bisexual community nearly invisible in public discourse — it's widely marginalized and misunderstood within the gay community.

Iraqi politicians have been distracted by a leadership struggle underway between the political alliance behind Shiite Prime Minister Nouri Maliki and others jockeying to take the reins with promises to create a unity government to include widely marginalized Sunnis.

Healthcare discrimination is just one of the ways our society widely marginalizes the transgender community, and further setbacks will increase the likelihood that trans patients may not return to see their doctors in the future, said Demidont.

Vollmann's credentials in this respect are unassailable and almost unique, as few major writers in our time have voyaged as widely among the shunned and marginalized.

NAIROBI, Kenya — The president of Somalia's beleaguered transitional government, a former warlord who has been steadily marginalized over the past few months and widely blamed for his country's deepening crisis, is expected to resign over the weekend, several Somali officials said Wednesday.

President Abdullahi Yusuf Ahmed, a warlord in his 70s who has been steadily marginalized for several months because he is widely seen as an obstacle to peace, said he was dismissing Prime Minister Nur Hassan Hussein, a former aid official, because the government had "failed to accomplish its duties".

If his chosen medium were not commonly marginalized as craft, he would surely be more widely acknowledged as one of the best sculptors in America.

A former warlord, Mr. Yusuf had been widely blamed for Somalia's deepening crisis and had been steadily marginalized.

He was widely credited with helping usher the study of religion — a historically marginalized subject in the social sciences — into the sociological fold.

Several board members said they had been marginalized under Dr. Tisch, who took over in 2009 and is widely considered to be the most powerful, controlling chancellor in memory.