Sentence examples for in further isolation from inspiring English sources

Time reinforces isolation from the Circle, resulting in further isolation of the teen.

Connor is the only one left in misery because of sharing a blood link with her, which results in his further isolation.

Indigenous populations in Canada, the United States, Australia and Aotearoa/New Zealand are over-represented in prisons [ 15, 16] and those with mental illness constitute some of the most vulnerable groups in society, experiencing further isolation and stigmatisation as a result of their illness and often facing additional risks from racial discrimination [ 17].

The cut ends were wrapped with parafilm before they were placed in sterile polythene bags, for further isolation procedures in the laboratory.

Without giving the movie away, the powers that Elsa was taught to conceal at the expense of both her individuality and self-awareness soon reveal themselves in catastrophic fashion, causing Elsa to run off to a life of further isolation in the mountains, free to finally use her amazing powers without fear of persecution or harming anyone.

Failing in either would bring further isolation, he warned.

And isn't there a risk of such women facing further isolation in the home?

In future extensive studies through further isolation and identification of the bioactive component(s) might produce some breakthrough leads for future biomedical and biopharmaceutical research.

By the late Cretaceous, the globe was ice free and a greenhouse climate resulted in elevated sea levels and further isolation of the splitting continents.

The government is cutting the mobility component of the disability living allowance for people who live in residential care which will impose further isolation on vulnerable people, including those with deafblindness, and will effectively cut many disabled people off from their families and communities".

It's an epidemic that needs a closer look if we hope to keep this group of Americans in the mainstream and away from further isolation.