Sentence examples for attempting to isolate from inspiring English sources

Obama insisted, however, that the US was not attempting to isolate China.

This is coercion and, by trialling the scheme in Manchester and London City airports, the government is clearly attempting to isolate pockets of resistance.

By coupling similar movements (drifting wide to receive the ball, before attempting to isolate Michael Zullo) with his pace and technical skills, Minniecon was pivotal to the comeback win.

In attempting to isolate the Rous sarcoma virus from chicken tumours, he spun cell extracts containing the virus in centrifuges that concentrated heavier particles in the bottom of the test tube; lighter particles settled in layers above.

But that, plus Russia's deepening membership in the G7 (soon to be G8) group of leading industrial nations, makes the charge that the West is attempting to isolate Russia absurd.Indeed, the greater danger is that, in its efforts to accommodate a surly Russia, NATO will be tempted to offer not too little but too much.

The isolates O. sancta, M. chthonoplastes, M. laminosus and H. sp., proved the predominant species and were repeatedly found when attempting to isolate other species.

According to department protocols, the police should have attempted to isolate these rogue elements.

Nor does he ignore the work of scholars who valiantly attempt to isolate historical voices in this blended text.

"Hyatt also attempted to isolate Olbermann from his professional representatives in an awkward attempt to form a close personal friendship with his new star".

Washington's response to Putin's designs on Ukraine has been to attempt to isolate him and force him to back down.

Failing that, it attempts to isolate the focal point.