Sentence examples for becoming increasingly isolated from inspiring English sources

The villages and cities that are becoming increasingly isolated and economically strangled today could become hotspots of desperation and violence tomorrow.

Erdoğan is becoming increasingly isolated.

But France is becoming increasingly isolated in Europe.

"At the moment it is clear that on the international stage the prime minister and Britain are becoming increasingly isolated.

"Ms. Merkel is becoming increasingly isolated in Europe," he said Wednesday in an interview on Greek television.

But so absolute a concept was becoming increasingly isolated in a Court that had taken a conscious and determined decision to modernise itself.

Anthropologist Beatriz Huertas, who works with Peru's agency for indigenous affairs, says the Mashco-Piro are becoming increasingly less isolated.

"The use of the death penalty is becoming increasingly rare and increasingly isolated in the US," said Robert Dunham, executive director of the Death Penalty Information Center.

Their prime concern is perpetuating themselves in power, all the while becoming increasingly self-serving and isolated.

With an ice bridge becoming increasingly rare, those wolves have become "critically isolated," the Lansing State Journal reported.

Globally, forests are becoming increasingly fragmented, creating forest patches that are isolated, reduced in area, and exposed at edges.