Sentence examples for isolation language from inspiring English sources

O'Donnell, who became a professional at the age of 35 after a career in medicine, thinks the greater struggles for women in the sport stem from "isolation, language barriers, complete bullying and threatening over performance and general lack of results, and overall disconnect between Anglo and EU cultures".

Findings suggest existing social isolation, language barriers, religious and ethnic persecution among Iraqi refugees.

Herrod suggested this was different because it was Windows-based and harder to deploy and update, but if you check out the description on the Bromium company website, it sounds very similar and uses the "isolation" language too.

Health issues, socioeconomic disadvantage and poor quality rental accommodation for low income migrants, social isolation, language and literacy barriers limiting access to heat health warning messages, and lack of acclimatisation to the 'different' heat in south-eastern Australia can also impact on the potential risk of harm during heat extremes.

Although immigrant women are a heterogeneous group, factors related to their premigration and postmigration contexts, such as economic insecurity, family separation, social isolation, language barriers, availability of social supports, discrimination and gendered-migration policies 8 15 may increase their vulnerability to abuse.

Note that, compared with all other possibilities of cluster analysis, either in isolation (Language, Figure 1B) or in combinations of two (CANTAB + Language; Figure 1C), the cluster analysis applied to CANTAB results discriminated best between the performances of young adults and older adults.

"Vocabulary shifts all the time; vowel sounds change and in conditions of isolation, languages diverge," says Foley. "Beyond 8,000 years ago the divergence is so great that you can't pick out the cognates - the related words.

"Isolation by language barriers," Honigsberg writes, "should be recognized as a distinct human rights abuse".

They have since moved on from Vickery Meadow, his own little version of the United Nations, where he learned to overcome isolation and language difficulties to make friends across borders.

There's a chicken-and-egg situation at play: the refugees I speak to want to be a part of English society, but between relative isolation, a language barrier and low literacy levels they aren't quite sure how to go about it.

There's a chicken-and-egg situation at play: The refugees I speak to want to be a part of English society, but between relative isolation, a language barrier, and low literacy levels, they aren't quite sure how to go about it.