Sentence examples for socially damaged from inspiring English sources

And it may be that elephant populations that are heavily poached or otherwise adversely affected by human activities are similarly socially damaged, they say.

The widely held belief that residents of poor neighborhoods are culturally deficient, socially damaged by their environment and cognitively impaired by poverty diminishes their perceived capacity to join the partnership.

"We felt terrible, as though we'd damaged her socially," Simmons recalled.

So it found solutions that were, as Lenat freely admits, "socially horrifying": send a thousand defenseless and immobile ships into battle; sink your own ships the moment they get damaged.

At one time, you could have argued that instead of advancing marijuana politically, demonstrations like the Smoke Downs do more to damage its reputation socially, which is a battle unto itself.

There is no doubt that rising house prices redistribute wealth, and in a way that is regressive and damaging both economically and socially.

Consequently, sex with persons incapable of giving genuine consent, combined with the public spectacle of such exploitative and violent sex via pornography, violates and damages the victims psychologically and socially.

Furthermore, the authors argued that individuals who have strong social networks are less likely to feel stressed and engage in health damaging behaviours while individuals who are socially isolated are more likely to engage in risky health behaviours.

It damages victims, not only financially but psychologically and socially.

Caring will seriously damage your health and wealth and you will become increasingly socially isolated.

Not only are such narratives tiring, they are damaging as they inform interactions with the justice system, education system, the workforce and socially.