Sentence examples for but not in isolation from inspiring English sources

Cognitive skills are valuable, Deming concludes, but not in isolation.

President Obama should speak plainly and often to his Russian counterpart, but not in isolation.

Prudentius, deliberately adapting traditional poetic forms to Christian expression, certainly deserved Wilken's scrutiny, but not in isolation.

He said Australia was a deeply pragmatic country that cared about human rights, but not in isolation.

There are many other examples of how the components of regulatory reform work together — but not in isolation.

Among the recently announced finalists of Aging2.0's Global Startup Search awards is Silvernest, an online real estate service matching empty-nesters with rooms to let and baby boomers who want to live independently but not in isolation.

The challenge is that Aβ is only one piece of the puzzle, and our findings thus far support the hypothesis that evidence of Aβ is necessary, but not sufficient in isolation, to predict imminent decline along the AD trajectory.

Yet ethical issues are arising not in isolation, but as part of global communities and discourses.

These processes are considered not in isolation but in integration with all related processes and subsystems.

Our tests indicate that the market interprets the three events not in isolation but as sequential and conditional events.

First, pieces of evidence are viewed not in isolation but in conjunction; second, jurors do not check their common sense at the door when they enter the courtroom.