Sentence examples for suffering isolation from inspiring English sources

Through these case studies, Sacks explores the questions of illness and wellness, suffering, isolation and the psycho-drama of lives renewed by L-Dopa.

Reasonably enough, higher scores on the scale (superior functioning) correspond to a reduced likelihood of suffering isolation, restraint, and forced medication, with the present study showing statistical significance in all three cases.

For each unit increase on the GAF scale measurement, there was a 0.97-fold reduction in the risk suffering isolation (P = 0.054) and forced medication (P = 0.003) and a 0.96-fold drop in the risk of suffering restraint (P < 0.0001).

Breivik's lawyer, Øystein Storrvik, argued meanwhile that his client has been subjected to "a longstanding isolation for almost five years" and he is suffering "clear isolation damage".

He said it was "completely unquantifiable" to try to second guess whether a jihadist was suffering from isolation and loneliness.

Peer support has helped many parents suffering from isolation and anxiety caused by their children's addiction.

His adopted family bravely founded a gay support group to fight for rights and counsel children suffering the isolation their son had known.

But Mr. Sarkozy has not wavered, and after suffering initial isolation within the government, with at least one minister openly criticizing him, the government has closed ranks around him.

A primary school in Essex is piloting a new project that brings elderly people suffering from isolation, depression and early dementia into the classroom to work with four- and five-year-old children, with the aim of mutually benefiting all.

Gillian Guy, chief executive of Citizens Advice, says: "As part of its new duty to consumers the Financial Conduct Authority must give a clear and authoritative steer to lenders and debt collectors to make sure that people with mental-health issues are not being treated unfairly and suffering in isolation".

And if Eljahmi wished to draw attention to a cause which is what he apparently hoped to do, in refusing to recant his democratic principles and instead suffering the isolation, medical deprivation, psychiatric hospital confinement and miserable conditions that have reduced him to a comatose state it seems his big mistake was that he stood up for democracy instead of signing up for Islamist jihad.