Two years ago, Hezbollah was enduring political isolation and had less to lose when their efforts to relieve Israel's bombardments of Gaza erupted into the Second Lebanese War.
In older times, hardier people homesteaded a few of these islands and eked out a living from them enduring the isolation, the heat, and the mosquitoes.
Enduring social exclusion, isolation and high levels of poverty, coupled with a slew of policies and austerity cuts have disproportionately affected people with learning difficulties, says Duffy.
Enduring years of isolation during her house arrest, separated from her Oxford academic husband Michael Aris (played by David Thewlis) and their two sons, we rarely glimpse the inner turmoil this must have caused.
What kind of hurt, shame, fear, isolation, judgment must they have endured -- or be afraid of enduring after watching others endure it before their eyes thanks to our anything-but-real "reality TV" culture -- to even consider such an outrageous proposal, yet alone accept and pay up?
Getting there, however, meant enduring endless rejection, poverty and isolation.
The historical isolation, divergence and enduring integrity of three distinct and disjunct genetic pools at such a narrow spatial scale are as remarkable as they are puzzling.
I discussed fertility issues, relationships, and the complexities surrounding re-emerging into the world after enduring a year of profound sickness and isolation.
Immigrant women enduring domestic violence share much in common, especially isolation, shame and fear.
He said that decades of isolation had "failed to accomplish our enduring objective of promoting the emergence of a democratic, prosperous, and stable Cuba".
