Sentence examples for almost complete isolation from inspiring English sources

Since then, he has lived in almost complete isolation here.

Yet sport remains a phenomenon in almost complete isolation.

There were no Omani diplomats abroad, and the sultan kept his country in almost complete isolation.

How does it work, this trick of living in almost complete isolation from human beings who eat, talk and sleep only a few feet away?

For more than a hundred years, the Mashco had lived in almost complete isolation; there were rare sightings, but they were often indistinguishable from backwoods folklore.

With his usual candor, McPherson admits in the midst of these fulminating generalities that "I sit here in Iowa City in almost complete isolation from the flow of black American life".

Her father, Carl Atwood, was an entomologist, and, until Atwood was almost out of elementary school, the family passed all but the coldest months in virtually complete isolation at insect-research stations; at one point, they lived in a log cabin that her father had helped construct.

But South Africa did not fit the typical formula: it had already developed a first-world consumer industry in almost complete commercial isolation, behind the shelter of sanctions and its own protective tariffs.

The " almost complete (female) isolation between the two regions" [ 48] is also seen in nuclear DNA investigations.

Our results show different levels of mating compatibilities among populations, including asymmetric or almost complete reproductive isolation.

Our findings corroborate the negative relationship between hybridizability and divergence time in European tree frogs, where 5 My are necessary to achieve almost complete reproductive isolation.