Sentence examples for severe isolation from inspiring English sources

Iran has been isolated and isolated itself since 1979; in Burma, a far more severe isolation has endured since 1962.

In the following years, Saint Laurent began a new phase of severe isolation.

("The decision came with a price," Kantor maintains, "reinforcing the already severe isolation of the presidency").

We're rightly increasingly aware of how old age can lead to severe isolation – a recent study by the Jo Cox Commission on Loneliness found that almost three-quarters of older people in the UK are lonely – and the psychological and physical damage this can cause.

unreceptiveness to change in RED (a legacy product), caused severe isolation problems for people involved.

An estimated 80 to 100 thousand people in the United States are held in solitary confinement each year, spending on average 22 to 23 hours per day in severe isolation.

The strategy seems like an obvious one for Taiwan, which is struggling against the severe diplomatic isolation imposed by Beijing and whose scrappy democracy has gained admiration around the world.

But he offered no specific proposals to reach a compromise on the nuclear dispute, which has led to Iran's severe economic isolation because of Western sanctions that have impaired its oil, banking and manufacturing base.

Imagine the scene: a country rich in natural resources, ruled for nearly half a century by a military regime that had obsessively chosen severe external isolation and harsh internal control, now opening up both internally to some political changes and externally to foreign trade and investment.

It concluded that the root causes of this epidemic were due to a wide range of social factors that lead to severe social isolation.

Melinda "remained warehoused in defendant's custody against her will, in a restrictive environment on trumped-up grounds and suffered severe deterioration, isolation, depression and loss of... her father's care, nurture and companionship," the lawsuit contends.