Sentence examples for isolate persons from inspiring English sources

In these situations, and in others that are, for example, inherently and necessarily beyond the capacity of state and local jurisdictions to control, CDC has the legal tools it needs to quarantine and isolate persons for SARS and other specified communicable diseases.

Disability Studies scholars argue that special needs isolates persons with disabilities from the general population (Rucker, 2014) and creates distance between persons with versus without disabilities (Finkelstein & Stuart, 1996).

The duration of effective infectiousness may be shortened, but not eliminated, by isolating persons immediately after diagnosis.

Quarantine of 40 days (from the Italian "quaranta," meaning 40) was adopted as an obligatory means of isolating persons, animals, and goods that may have been exposed to a contagious disease (24 ).

"I'm not an isolated person.

It's true, but a voluntarily isolated person choosing not to eat until she's addicted to not eating doesn't make for a very good story.

(That's your early warning system on the blink: in Paleolithic times, it might have helped a highly isolated person to be hyper-alert to threats, but not any more).

"It's a stable situation, because in a way that isolated person helps define a group; people look at him and can say, 'I'm not like him, someone who doesn't fit in,' " Dr. Palinkas said.

"That could connect to people looking for work, and you then build a community around an isolated person.

No one wants to age into a querulous, isolated person.

As a really isolated person it's the first time she's had that experience and she's excited by it and fearful.