Sentence examples for alienation and risk from inspiring English sources

Further humiliation of Mullah Omar will only deepen the alienation and risk renewed war.

However the party has previously called for a review into Prevent, saying the strategy leads to "confusion and alienation and risks being significantly counter-productive".

It is a practice that risks increasing alienation and loneliness, risks decreasing the ability to tolerate, let alone celebrate, solitude and self-reflection, as well as each other.

That caused some in attendance to wonder: are they trying to protect the players' interest, or are they afraid to stand up to the players, demand compliance and risk alienation?

Last year, Benedict wrote that new media and social networks offered "a great opportunity," but he also warned that they carried the risk of alienation and self-indulgence.

He risks the alienation and loss of support from sponsors, fans, teammates, and even the 49ers management.

Juliet Lyon, the director of the Prison Reform Trust argues that, "In our overcrowded, under-resourced prisons, the risk is one of alienation and lack of hope rather than extremism itself.

When faced with discrimination, alienation and marginalization, people will not disclose their risk factors, use condoms, get tested for HIV, seek treatment or talk openly about HIV/AIDS. .

Prisoners may also have existing risk factors for injecting, which leads to increased HCV risk, such as psychiatric disease, while also taking on other risks in prison, such as alienation and boredom.

The first promotes alienation and bruised egos.

Pop empathy grapples with alienation, and loses.