Sentence examples for isolation victims from inspiring English sources

Where ashrams create a physical isolation, victims in crowded city classes are often subject to a culture of silence.

"People don't understand the isolation that victims feel," Ms. Randel said.

Recognition of the problem of sexual assault in the field, together with the robust implementation of well-communicated procedures, would help to alleviate the sense of isolation that victims often experience.

Its features included isolation of victims from the outside world, elaborate roll calls and work details, the use of force and executions to extract obedience, and a strict disciplinary code for the guards.

Isolation of victims is the only way to slow the spread of the disease.

Your operating theory can be that fear loves a group, because it's contagious, or it can be that fear is best induced in isolation, one victim at a time.

The occasional laughter in the courtroom underscored the isolation of the victims' families, for even they have not been able to stake a claim on this history.

The start is assured and steady, making reference to other public-health threats and crises (polio, thalidomide, Aids) that share a terrible uncertainty over the cause, and social isolation for the victims and their families.

It's a strategy that offends feminists like me, who see a continuum between domestic violence at home and overseas, who could relate to the isolation that rape victims in these cultures feel and who see links between pay equity issues in the west and the belief that Kristof and WuDunn chronicle in many cultures that men deserve to own the higher payout crops and boys deserve more food.

Risk factors for violence against the elderly include dementia and social isolation in the victims and mental disorders and alcohol misuse among perpetrators as noted in studies of AI/AN and other racial/ethnic groups (reviewed in Lachs and Pillemer 2004).

His skilful reconstruction and realistic prostheses ended much of the self-isolation of earlier victims.