Sentence examples for alienation in relation to from inspiring English sources

During the exchanges, which were described by witnesses as "rapid and vigorous", Mrs Thatcher feared the wider consequences of addressing Catholic alienation in relation to ethnic minorities in Britain.

In relation to the social isolation scale overall 32.8% (high: 11.9%; medium: 20.9%) of the 15-year old girls experience alienation in relation to the item 'Not belonging' while the corresponding prevalence is only 8.6% (high: 3.0%; medium: 5.6%) in relation to the item 'No support when unhappy'.

Physical inactivity as we intend to study physical inactivity in relation to alienation, and four potential confounders of this association: sex, age group, socio-economic position (SEP) and migration status [34, 35].

In relation to sex, the prevalence of alienation within the specific scales differed between boys and girls as follows: Powerlessness: A significantly larger percentage of the girls 'feel helpless' (p < 0.001) and 'cannot manage things' (p < 0.001) in a medium degree.

As an attempt to deal with the alienation of the local white working-class residents, and their sense of being disadvantaged in relation to social services given immigrants, he told me of guiding funds their way that were originally meant to prevent Muslim radicalization.

And in relation to America?

In relation to energy companies, Which?

In relation to interest rates?

It really happens in relation to opportunity".

Data were expressed in relation to GADPH.

Not in relation to energy, Mr Bertens.