Sentence examples for experiencing isolation from inspiring English sources

The fund plans to target projects helping those "undergoing difficult transitions in their lives or experiencing isolation" and it will be "unashamedly assertive in taking risks to address unpopular or challenging issues that have been neglected by other funders".

"We use food to bring people together, people who are experiencing isolation in our very broken society," Ari explains.

(FG2-W2) The midwives described the connections and the community built among the women as a benefit of the program, especially for women who were experiencing isolation outside of their care.

Whether in Walpole or Beirut or Hanoi, all human beings experience isolation as torture.

Even those who rise to fame may experience isolation at the summit — the burden of being a national hero.

The violinist Aaron P. Dworkin, Sphinx's founder and president, said from the stage that as a biracial classical musician he had also experienced isolation, and that classical music would benefit from the involvement of a wider section of society.

Ethnic minority households living in rural areas can experience isolation, and may even suffer from racist language and violence as a result of white communities' fear of the unknown and unfamiliar, according to a new report published today.

Research also indicates that, in a place where a race or ethnicity is severely underrepresented, those who are underrepresented may experience isolation that can severely undermine their educational outcomes, not to mention their sense of belonging and well-being.

"Our goal is to provide members of the community with an opportunity to experience isolation, to learn about its harms, and to engage in advocacy for limiting its use," said the Rev. Allie Perry, the coalition's lead organizer.

Some of the first results from a simulation of a mission to Mars show that some of the crew experienced isolation and mild depression.

Prior research on FCC providers finds that many providers experience isolation from other colleagues, early childhood resources, and supports (Bromer and Pick 2012; Drake et al. 2006; Lanigan 2011; Porter et al. 2010).