Sentence examples for prone to isolation from inspiring English sources
Trans people are much more visible and prone to isolation even from our loved ones.
Researchers who sifted through the data (I was among them) noticed that women fared far better than men, because they have stronger ties to friends and family and are less prone to isolation.
But if they stay in – in "self-imposed house arrest", as Chris Phillipson, professor of sociology and social gerontology at the University of Manchester, calls it – their physical and mental health is liable to deteriorate, and they're prone to isolation and depression.
For gene technology, the gene concept is typically illustrated as prone to isolation and manipulation.
They have lost their networks of support; they are prone to isolation and depression.
The role of technology in helping resolve loneliness is especially pertinent to groups prone to social isolation, like new mothers.
A big focus for Stockport and other local authorities is emotional and mental health; care leavers are often more prone to loneliness, isolation and mental health difficulties.
And that last line, sadly, isn't journalistic hyperbole but fact: men total 67% of all alcohol-related deaths, are between three and five times more likely to commit suicide, and are more prone to emotional isolation.
On the other hand, intrinsic organismal properties such as limited dispersal abilities also have a strong influence on population structure [11], [12], [13], so that brooders and/or species that undergo direct development are more prone to geographic isolation and genetic segregation than pelagic dispersers [10], [14], [15].
More recently, social relationships have been shown to have health benefits for older adults, who are more prone to social isolation due to limited access to transport, reduced contact with friends and family, and living alone [ 13].
Still, some mothers under stronger stressors and severe depression, for instance, may have been missed in the study since they are more prone to social isolation and irregular visits to medical facilities.
