Sentence examples for outside interaction from inspiring English sources

The journalist, Larry Cohler-Esses, assistant managing editor for news at The Forward, an influential New York-based newspaper catering to American Jews, also wrote that people in Iran were eager for outside interaction and willing to speak critically about their government.

Four volunteers at China's top aeronautics university will live in a sealed laboratory for 200 days without any outside interaction as the country prepares to send its first manned mission to the moon.

If it didn't, here's a brief synopsis: no texting, no touching and definitely no outside interaction.

Testing her freedom, she embarks in a series of trysts with a country-criss-crossing truck-driver (perhaps a metaphorical bad choice for a nation which pays a price when it seeks too much outside interaction), and when she tells her boyfriend (with whom she has not yet had sex) that she is pregnant, he goes into a violent frenzy and tries to burn her house down.

These churches will discourage outside interaction or have very large parts of sermons reserved for 'regular members only'.

The shortcoming of this structure is that it artificially truncates the number of outside interactions and associations of a firm, thereby holding back competition and innovation.

I need outside interactions and stimulation to keep me balanced and, more importantly, sane and healthy.

The optimization of perylene and DIP molecule with convergence tolerance of maximum force 0.004 Ha/Å, maximum displacement 0.005 Å, and energy 0.00002 Ha is used and the structures were considered isolated to avoid outside interactions that may affect the result.

Five possible edges are attached to each node: four edges connecting it to the other checkpoint proteins, and one additional edge for potential outside interactions (e.g. inputs from Ipl1/Mps1, see below and figure 3A).

Stability of the units was quantified as follows: for each recording session, time periods outside interactions (as many in number and length as interactions on that day) were selected.

But Mrs. Jennings, 68, says she has found a lifeline -- an adult day program, sometimes called adult day care, that provides her the opportunity for outside social interaction while her husband is being supervised in a safe environment.