Sentence examples for but isolated from from inspiring English sources

But, isolated from playmates and their own parents, they did not share that cheer.

But, isolated from their peers, they have no choice but to defect for the evening.

Jews and Jewish printers were constantly being hounded out of this or that part of Europe, but artistically they were anything but isolated from the contemporary culture.

During the 1820s she worked on generalizations of her research but, isolated from the academic community on account of her gender and thus largely unaware of new developments taking place in the theory of elasticity, she made little real progress.

Five hundred armed revolutionaries took the Hôtel de Ville ("City Hall") of Paris, but, isolated from the rest of the population, they were easily defeated after two days of fighting.

The Long Island Power Authority has pushed hard for the cable, which it says is an essential component of its plan to meet the rising energy demands of an area abundant in energy-hungry items like swimming pools, but isolated from regional power grids.

EC-D strains were clonally unrelated but isolates from 3 countries belonged to ST405.

Isolates from the time of enrollment had intermediate susceptibility to amoxicillin clavulanate (MIC 16 µg/mL), but isolates from the recurrence episode were resistant (MIC 32 µg/mL).

To our knowledge, there are no published reports of CC398 patients in China but isolates from pigs have recently been reported from Singapore, with Indonesian origin (38 ).

A variable-number tandem repeat technique (30, 31 ) had a greater discrimination capacity than did ribotyping, but isolates from different areas were found to harbor identical types.

There was no mutually exclusive correlation between genotype and geographic origin; representatives of geographic areas tended to cluster, but isolates from distant locations occurred in each lineage, indicating continuous widespread dispersal of virus (6 ).