Sentence examples for vulnerable to isolation from inspiring English sources
He had Frederick undergo psychological tests (good man vulnerable to isolation, strong desire for approval).
They are vulnerable to isolation and anxiety, according to Sibs, and reticent about sharing worries as a result of "having to put own needs second throughout growing up".
Many have always come second to another person and, with no contact with others who share their experience, are vulnerable to isolation, anxiety and depression.
Situated on a windswept strip of land separated from the rest of Queens by the waters of Jamaica Bay, Seaside, whose budget is $259,823, serves a population particularly vulnerable to isolation.
This, Aliyev argued, undermined the entire framework of the agreement, which is premised on an eventual referendum ) with no definite timeframe ) in exchange for legalizing "the illegally established regime in NK"." He also noted that Armenia is vulnerable to isolation because it is dependent upon remittances from its diaspora, as well as imports of gas and electricity.
Finally, people living with disabilities are some of the most vulnerable to isolation, Woods notes.
Adolescents can be especially vulnerable to social isolation.
It is tragic but perhaps not surprising that some groups are more vulnerable to social isolation than others.
Research shows that, when a refugee family relocates to a new country, women tend to be particularly vulnerable to social isolation and mental health problems due to language barriers and the constriction of gender roles, especially after fleeing war.
The fossil fuel industry is particularly vulnerable to political isolation, because it operates in an infrastructural market rather than a popular consumer market, so that it is subject to political and policy pressures much more than to direct consumer pressure.
The Nile crocodile (Crocodylus niloticus) is one of the species occurring in the Sahara that experienced historical range contractions and is currently vulnerable to population isolation.
