Sentence examples for to further isolation from inspiring English sources

"This will only lead to further isolation," Mr. Lavrov said.

In the following days and months almost every act of the regime condemned it to further isolation.

Beyond the obvious threat of provoking a war, aligning the Serbian Republic with Serbia would diminish Mr. Dodik's power and lead to further isolation internationally.

To link these women with extremism in a policy, however well-meaning, only serves to further disillusion them and lead to further isolation.

Together with previous kidnappings and killings by Islamists — a German engineer in Kano in January 2012, and British and Italian engineers in Birnin Kebbi in May 2011 — the newest episode is certain to lead to further isolation for northern Nigeria, a vast and problematic territory for the government.

This results in approximately 10 200 samples which are taken to further isolation and identification [ 44].

Aggression, refusal to cooperate, negativity, and apathy are common, all of which contribute to the further isolation of these patients.

Enhancing cysteine efflux pumps is also crucial for the downregulation of intracellular cysteine synthesis to bypass any toxic effects as well as for the secretion of cysteine into the fermentation medium to facilitate further isolation processes.

Women did not want to risk "further isolation," "frightening" their husbands or having their partners distance themselves by "never talking about what happened" in illness.

The generals don't want to engage with the wider world, and they feel that they have little to lose through further isolation.

Without giving the movie away, the powers that Elsa was taught to conceal at the expense of both her individuality and self-awareness soon reveal themselves in catastrophic fashion, causing Elsa to run off to a life of further isolation in the mountains, free to finally use her amazing powers without fear of persecution or harming anyone.