Examples of using Increasing isolation in English and their translations into German
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He composed in increasing isolation in the years that followed.
Franz Rappolt found itdifficult to bear his rapid social decline and his increasing isolation.
Increasing isolation and despair resulting in higher rates of suicide, drug abuse and criminality;
We are currently seeing a trend towards increasing isolation of states, looking at the USA and Brexit as key examples.
The increasing isolation and discrimination also led however, to the emergence of a new self-confidence.
Schostok says that it was especially important in times of increasing isolation to overcome borders and achieve prosperity.
Man's increasing isolation in the large cities of the 19th century was a phenomenon which Manet addressed in his works.
It comes as no surprise, therefore, that in a society marked by increasing isolation a dance characterised by intimacy and bonding is becoming ever more popular.
The main reason for the decline should be the increasing entanglement/felting of the grasslands,unadjusted maintenance measures and the increasing isolation of populations.
There is also a growing fear of Armenia's increasing isolation and the gradual weakening of its position in the unresolved conflict over Nagorno-Karabakh.
Since 1870 the pope had in fact exercised no sovereignty and during the previous pontificate Merry del Val had favored,when possible, increasing isolation, almost making the retreat behind the walls of value into a vaunt.
Along with increasing isolation and increasingly suboptimal site conditions(see other two points) the impact of climatic changes and extremes is stronger than for species that live in optimal habitats.
Meanwhile, those that remain- often the elderly and the young- face increasing isolation and declining local services.
Tehran faces a stark choice: abide by international rules and rejoin the community of responsible nations- which we hope for-or face further consequences and increasing isolation.
What are significant, however,are the break-up of social structures such as the traditional family, the increasing isolation of young people in front of the television or computer screen, and often the lack of alternatives.
Moreover, in spite of the EU introducing its disputed[9] EU Charter of Fundamental Rights(which seems tailored for Muslims against us),the EU-Commission seems to have been unable to prevent the EÚs increasing isolation in the UN on this ground.
However, while the maintenance of the current status quo might be a viable solution for the near future of North Korea and the Northeast Asian region,Pyongyang's increasing isolation and economic dependency on China is unlikely to result in any sustainable development and subsequent improvement in the livelihoods of ordinary North Korean citizens in the long term: Chinese investment in North Korea tends to focus on low-cost resources such as mining, while failing to create significant technological progress or capital transfer.
The market value of the strawberries was highest at just under 15 euros per 1000 fruits on the hedgerows connected to forest edges anddecreased significantly with increasing isolation," explains the Agroecologist Dr. Ingo Grass.
Something similar occurred in the years preceding the outbreak of World War I. The close diplomatic relationship between France and Germany facilitated the movement of substantial amounts of capital; but moments of internationaltension, such as the 1911 Morocco crisis, brought about speculative attacks that highlighted Germany's increasing isolation.
The demise of the Arab spring, its transformation into a sectarian civil war and first of all the restoration of theEgyptian military regime has led to an increasing isolation of the Muslim Brotherhood and Hamas which hail from the same roots.
The work-integrated study programme in Clinical Social Work is above all suitable for professionals who want provide psychosocial advice,supervision and treatment and wish to specialise in view of the increasing isolation and exclusion of marginalised, previously difficult to reach people.
Along with this, there is an increased isolation of toxins.
His course load indicates increased isolation.
People with psoriasis can feel stigmatised whichmay result in avoidance of social settings and increased isolation.
Although many Iranian leaders no doubt toy with the idea, others are carefully weighing the costs of such a venture-the risks of preventive strikes from outside, increased isolation, and a regional nuclear arms race.
Electric Guitar Amplifier(CS2)≤1 inch from the grill for a punchy sound with increased isolation 1-4 inches from the grill for a balanced sound Positioning the microphone towards the center of the speaker cone produces a brighter tone.
In order to ensure complete isolation between various systems and equipment components, and therefore a transfer of signals free from reference potentional,decisive and constructive measures are undertaken such as doubled or increased isolation of the gaps and leakage distance.
Brass and Woodwinds(CS2) 1-2 feet from bell,off-axis for a balanced tone≤1 foot for increased isolation in live situations, and a brighter tone.
Alienation is found also in work, when it is organized so as to ensure maximum returns and profits with no concern whether the worker, through his own labour, grows or diminishes as a person,either through increased sharing in a genuinely supportive community or through increased isolation in a maze of relationships marked by destructive competitiveness and estrangement, in which he is considered only a means and not an end.