Sentence examples for community isolation from inspiring English sources
I don't see any risk of deviance or of community isolation".
That thankless task is left to the likes of Jim Wilson of the PUP, who claims that loyalists feel they have been "pushed outside the process" and attributes the recent attacks to a pervading sense of community isolation.
Even so, a poignant reminder is given that many trans, gender fluid, and non‑gender identifying people experience economic and social hardships, including higher rates of unemployment, family and community isolation, experiences of discrimination, depression and other illnesses, and difficulties accessing appropriate health care treatments.
Recurring violence on the Plateau since 2001 has served to reinforce this pattern of community isolation (International-Crisis-Group 2012, Taft and Haken 2015).
Both in the family and the community, isolation could be subtle, but it could also be obvious and had a tendency to continue much longer than medically justified.
For Lee also speaks about the price he has paid for this upward-mobility: Alienation from his South Philadelphia family and community, isolation within Germantown Friend's mostly-white campus and the constant wondering if he was really "supposed to be there".
In fact, CMRSA-2 has been previously shown to be more likely to be associated with community isolations than the other epidemic CMRSA clusters (19).
Wartime New York reflects many of Paris's qualities -- the grittiness, the paradoxical sense of community and isolation in a city.
"A critically important component of recovery for people is a sense of community, not isolation," said Robert J. Lindsey, president and chief executive of the National Council on Alcoholism and Drug Dependence.
But although Minnesota has a serious and dedicated local art community, geographic isolation from key art-cities has led the Walker to develop a particularly strong and striking web presence.
But Fedia Castro, mayor of Convención province, said the bridge would end her community's isolation and give tourists a cheaper option than a train which, until now, had a monopoly on transport through the Sacred Valley.
