Sentence examples for long-term separation from inspiring English sources

First long-term separation from family.

But long-term separation can create big problems.

Support care is a short break provision for children, designed to ease family tensions and prevent long-term separation.

Families are currently challenging the law in the supreme court, and pressure groups say it is causing young children to have long-term separation from their families.

The Sydney dolphin has been socialising with her own species less and less and experts believe the long-term separation from her kind has changed her behavioural patterns.

These merits endowed the device high stable thermo- and hydro-dynamic flow for long-term separation even under high electric field of 63 V/cm.

Indigenous parents routinely face discrimination and racism within the child welfare system, and federal funding incentivizes long-term separations of Indigenous children from their families, communities, and cultures [ 7].

As i noted above, I believe our path has to be the long term separation of these projects, so that each can move as fast as possible into new things.

Thus, long term separation appears to be almost necessary for successful breeding in cheetahs, although hormonal changes may not be involved.

Randal Kottwitz, Blue Hill, Neb.: What you miss is that long-term economic separation of the classes leads to a degradation in values.

Physical aging of thin film glassy polymers continuously decreases gas permeability, presenting a great challenge in designing membrane systems for long-term gas separation.