Sentence examples for come in isolation from inspiring English sources

"Truly colossal blunders don't come in isolation," he avers.

But his lapse did not come in isolation.

If one of these studies "had come in isolation, I think I would have more skepticism toward it," Sundeep Khosla, of the Mayo Clinic, said.

The reason is that the increases in efficiency dont come in isolation, but with a reduction in device size, an increase in speed, and a dramatic decrease in price for compute cycles, digital storage and network bandwidth access.

Nor has it come in isolation; last November the Democrats managed to lose the governor's race in supposedly rock-solid New Jersey, as well as the one in Virginia, the state that symbolised the breadth of Mr Obama's appeal in the 2008 election.

Some saturated fats elevate bad cholesterol, others have no effect, and others actually increase good cholesterol, and fats in foods never come in isolation - they're always a mixture.

According to Synergy Sports Technology, 31.4 percent of the possessions that Beasley used last season (either by way of shot attempt, drawn foul, or turnover) came in isolation – a recipe for disaster given how involved he was in the team's possession-by-possession offense.

Low levels of isolation come in communities where ethnic minority groups are more spread out and where other groups live in relatively high numbers.

His efforts dovetailed with the negotiations over Lockerbie Libyaya wanted to come in from the cold of international isolation — and, in 2004, the country agreed to pay a hundred and seventy million dollars to the victims' families.

He'll come in with a laptop, go online and find the isolation he once found in the subway tunnels.

However, texts do not come into being in isolation from their contexts (cf. Hasan 2001).