Sentence examples for communities isolated from inspiring English sources

The fallout was nothing short of devastating: millions of people were displaced; thousands were killed; over a million homes destroyed; roads obliterated; electricity lost; communications cut; and entire communities isolated.

Because the flooding leaves communities isolated, income-generating activities are also severely curtailed.

Flooding led to road closings around southern Louisiana and Mississippi, leaving some communities isolated and making any damage estimates preliminary until officials could reach those areas.

NASSAU, the Bahamas, Nov. 1 (AP) — Tropical Storm Noel drenched the Bahamas and Cuba on Thursday while rescue workers in the Dominican Republic headed out in boats and helicopters to reach dozens of communities isolated by floods and mudslides.

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Because the events of 1692 were tragic – a superstitious community, isolated on the edge of an unknown continent, devouring itself.

There's a haunting, hypnotic, quality to this book that gives a splendid tautness as the secrets of a suspicious and inward-looking community isolated in a magnificent but dangerous – even deadly – landscape are uncovered.

The failure four years ago to pass the the Kerry-Graham Bill left the environmental community isolated and broken.

While in some cases, the community isolated the women with a fistula, in other cases; women actually decide to isolate themselves to avoid abuse, ridicule and perceived stigma.

Previous studies reported the presence of TEM and SHV in nosocomial and community isolated Escherichia coli strains in Benin [ 7, 8].