Fear of alienation of lands and ultimate loss of ethnic identity has led to avoidance of innovations in many cases.
Decisions made by household members to manage and cope with food insecurity are shaped by their fear of alienation and other cultural and social norms.
Toward that end, board members say, institutions should set up systems that allow researchers to report to higher-ups, without fear of alienation or stigma, what they might view as suspicious behavior on the part of a colleague.
More specifically, he credits the work of left-leaning groups over the past three decades with making America a place where it's socially acceptable to be gay -- a place where gay Republican voters and the occasional politician can come out as gay to their fellow conservatives without fear of alienation.
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'Being with' their husbands afforded women the opportunity to discuss their worries without fear of alienation.
The fears of social alienation and judgment also weigh heavily on the minds of some in the industry.
The reasons for this persecution are uncertain, but they have been ascribed, among other things, to the influence of Galerius, a fanatic follower of the traditional Roman religion; Diocletian's own devotion to traditional religion and his desire to use Roman religion to restore complete unity in the empire; and the fear of an alienation of rebellious armies from emperor worship.
In all likelihood, many teens are pretending to be straight out of fear of disapproval, alienation, and physical brutality.
During the GOP debates, there was a lot of agreement in sentiment and fear of party alienation -- Democrats won't hesitate to call him out on sexism, bigotry, and any other number of isms to sway undecided voters.
