Sentence examples for again isolated from inspiring English sources

London is likely to emerge once again isolated.

We applauded those changes, and we are not eager to see Libya once again isolated.

While Ian Stannard did a herculean job to keep the race leader in front, the Briton was again isolated compared to, for example, Alberto Contador, who had three riders at his side.

Cole did force Blazek into an awkward save when cutting in from the left but that was a rare end product from the midfielder who, while looking sharp despite a recent knee problem, was again isolated on the margins.

Following FA conjugation, the modified particles were again isolated with a rare earth magnet, washed three times with deionized water, and redispersed in PBS (Das et al. 2008).

DC subsets were again isolated and infected ex vivo.

"Russia is once again isolating itself from the international community, setting back decades of progress," Obama said.

If 9/11 taught us anything, it is that America can never again isolate itself from the great challenges of the day or avoid the mantle of leadership.

Excessive professionalization of healthcare for people with mental health problems living in the community can lead to further stigmatization which, as a result, would again isolate them from society.

Unfortunately, spiking fever and chills occurred 1 day after discharge and the blood cultures grew MRSA again (isolates st03, positive in one of two blood cultures collected).

The truth commission is providing reams of new evidence to prosecutors involving about 120 former military commanders, along with detailed accountings of a stadium where people were tortured and were not seen again, and isolated hamlets where peasants were executed.