Sentence examples for forms of isolation from inspiring English sources

The women in Rivecca's disquieting first collection wrestle with various forms of isolation (religious, sexual), when they're not themselves trying to save others from any number of scourges.

As outlined by the Taliban leaders, the concessions they seek would amount to the rest of the world, and especially the United States, ending all forms of isolation for the Taliban.

Research conducted by the US National Library of Medicine and National Institute of Health compared two forms of isolation: social disconnectedness, defined by a lack of social relationships and low levels of participation in social activities; and perceived loneliness.

To address this problem, various forms of isolation (e.g., making into a process), are so far proposed, yet their performance overhead is often too high or incompatible for a general purpose kernel.

Given that a much lower proportion of older people use the Internet compared to younger generations, some scholars suggest that older people, especially the "oldest old," are more likely to experience the disadvantages of the "digital divide," which may result in new forms of isolation and marginalization (Gardner et al. 2012; Hilt and Lipschultz 2004).

The two dominant proposed forms of isolation have been vicariant allopatric (dichopatric) and peripatric, while sympatric and parapatric speciation appear less common [ 3] (see below).

It becomes almost a form of isolation rather than communication".

But this belonging, paradoxically enough, is itself a form of isolation.

Yet there's a third form of isolation not as apparent as the others: isolation from nature.

It requires silence, some form of isolation, and sustained concentration in the presence of an enigmatic thing.

Over the years an exasperated world has tried inducements, threats and, latterly, "strategic patience"—a form of isolation.