Sentence examples for further disengagement from inspiring English sources

What we discover when we get what we want often fuels our further disengagement from politics – a feeling that "they're all in it for themselves" instead of "we're all in it together".

In Niger, there seems to be an ongoing process of further disengagement by many Tuareg herders.

Pupils' impressions of school become negatively reinforced as they embrace the environment of the provider; thus, the WBLP can promote engagement in learning but further disengagement with school.

To prevent further disengagement from applied scholarship, academic institutions must take the necessary risk to legitimize and to equally reward all forms of scholarship for the benefit of scholars who engage in each area of scholarship [ 25, 26].

They are less assimilated in health care institutions and practices, thus increasing their dependence on their husbands and families and furthering their disengagement from mainstream society.

"Which conservative principles are we furthering by advocating disengagement from the world?" Mr. Rubio asked during an appearance last year at the Council on Foreign Relations.

Each disengagement was further classified based on the subclassification for each main type of disengagement.

Further discussion on the disengagement issue can be found in Section 2. Second, the 'school associate' model of test administration was used for the first time in Ireland; that is, tests were administered by teachers in their own school.

The mushrooming of new outposts has been a terrible source of Palestinian frustration as they signify further entrenchment rather than disengagement.

Such losses may lead to depression, which may further contribute to social disengagement (Gurung et al 2003).

Coping is typically characterised either as problem-focused coping (alter the stressful situation using strategies such as information-seeking, planning and problem solving) or emotion-focused coping (regulate situation-related emotions using strategies such as positive reappraisal and behavioural disengagement) and further considered for their adaptive versus maladaptive nature.