Sentence examples for producing isolation from inspiring English sources

Maybe Israelis, once they realize that their "Zionist project" is producing "isolation, emigration and hopelessness," will go down the same path in the Middle East that Durham imagined for the French in North America.

Once the illusion of a neat and palatable solution to the conflict disappears, Israeli leaders may then begin to see, as South Africa's white leaders saw in the late 1980s, that their behavior is producing isolation, emigration and hopelessness.

Mouse pups are also highly vocal, producing isolation vocalizations when they are cold or removed from the nest.

Mouse pups are also highly vocal, producing isolation vocalizations when they are cold or removed from the nest, despite the fact that they cannot hear until postnatal day 10 (p10) [7], [7].

Here we focus on one of the populations of this hybrid zone, in which we have shown that genetic and morphological differentiation of the adult trees correlates with differences in flowering times, producing isolation by time patterns [ 28].

Darger's life illuminates the social forces that produce isolation – and the way the imagination can work to resist it.

"Ultimately, people started to realize that this type of nationalism only produced isolation and a lack of confidence," Horvath told me.

Mouse pups did not produce isolation vocalizations after p13, in agreement with previous work [9].

Because fragmentation produces isolation between populations, it could impact their genetic structure (Chávez-Pesqueira et al., 2014), reducing genetic variation and gene flow, and increasing genetic divergence and inbreeding (Young et al., 1996).

Indeed, niche-related traits, for example, could diverge, producing reproductive isolation between two populations.

A powerful way of testing the role of male colour-female preference coevolution in producing prezygotic isolation among these species is to test whether assortative mating of populations can be predicted based on similarity of independently derived colour patterns.