Sentence examples for permanently isolated from inspiring English sources

Social media is a double-edged sword that could make Britain's loneliness epidemic worse, the sister of the murdered MP Jo Cox has said in response to research which found that 9 million people in the UK feel permanently isolated.

According to a 1909 court order, the roads and bridges would be built and maintained by New York City in perpetuity to ensure that the residents displaced by the new reservoir would not be permanently isolated.

One possibility is that a widespread distribution was established prior to the onset of Andean orogeny and vicariance either temporarily, or permanently isolated eastern and western populations to create deep genetic structure (vicariance).

If two incipient species evolved differences in this mating ritual, it might permanently isolate them and complete the process of speciation.

Bedded salt is free of fresh flowing water, easily mined, impermeable and geologically stable; an ideal medium for permanently isolating long-lived radioactive wastes from the environment.

The goal is to permanently isolate nuclear waste from the human environment.

After climatic conditions became more favourable, the two groups probably expanded rapidly into newly suitable habitats where they overlapped; the time scale of these fluctuations (ca. 0.02 – 0.1 myr; [ 37]) was probably not enough to allow woody species with long generation time such as Diospyros to diverge and become permanently reproductively isolated [ 22].

In combination with the narrow outlet these features make Hunnbunn a relatively isolated and permanently anoxic estuary.

When the researchers added police to their models near hot spots, only the isolated clusters disappeared permanently.

The right common carotid artery was isolated and sutured permanently with a small-diameter silk thread.

He's your Tinder date, sipping craft beer at an underground bar with his sad eyes and permanently unrealised dream of living in an isolated woodland shack.