Sentence examples for social seclusion from inspiring English sources
However, the frequently slower walking speed of the elderly may make it difficult for them to cross the streets safely and contribute to their social seclusion.
The "gift" of social media to me personally and to my friends who have decreased their time on Facebook or Instagram or have abandoned it altogether, is that it's made the online social seclusion I speak of selective.
Lack of awareness and social seclusion prevent families from taking their children to a vaccination centre.
Lack of awareness and social seclusion prevents women from taking their children to a vaccination centre.
Many Roma families often ignore health problems due to their social seclusion from the general population [ 13].
However, Hitch and Rack [ 41] give another explanation, suggesting that weaker mutual support in Polish communities than in Ukrainian ones, social seclusion from the host population and the fellow nationals might partly explain the higher incidence of first admissions to psychiatric hospitals among Polish immigrants than Ukrainian immigrants.
In response to a catastrophic fire in PNP, injured elephant cows showed an initial short-term (lasting about four days) flight response post-fire, a longer-term (over about ten days to three months) decrease in daily displacement, a shift in home range, social withdrawal, seclusion to non-tourist areas, and significantly higher stress levels.
The spatial disadvantages of rural regions combined with social and economic seclusion of some population groups, may have contributed significantly to the relative over-utilization of the undesirable maternal health services by women in rural regions of Uganda [ 29].
They can also suffer avoidance and social withdrawal, seeking solitude and seclusion, alongside troubled sleep and dreams, similar to Post Traumatic Stress Disorder.
He is running a profitable business, Evelina has a social life in comparison to her seclusion in Pompeii, and his son Quintus is studying to become a doctor.
When Sherwood's father died in 1795, her family retired from its active social life, since her mother preferred seclusion, and moved to Bridgnorth, Shropshire.
