Sentence examples for communities which isolate from inspiring English sources

The reverse side is a general mistrust, communities which isolate themselves and lawlessness.

You cannot build a community by over-planning everything and filling up time with internet and car driving and other activities which isolate.

Acts which isolate Muslims and perhaps may make some feel as if they are not part of the broader community.

The floods caused several landslides and covered roads, which isolated communities.

However, as the city grew, two separate events enforced de facto racial segregation: a new freeway system, which isolated communities rather than uniting them, and the 1950 appointment of William H. Parker III as chief of the Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD), a man intent on keeping Los Angeles, to paraphrase the words of a song by Parliament, "a chocolate city with vanilla suburbs".

Torrential rains, peaking at 21.82 in (554 mm), caused numerous mudslides which isolated several communities.

"As a result, many countries have developed their own local Internet communities which are increasingly isolated from the mainstream Internet.

Dental care is limited in many rural Alaska Native communities, which are geographically isolated and not connected by roads to larger population centers.

"It is remarkable that in a such a small community, which is isolated, that we have one swine-flu-positive person," he says.

Paranoia about the real intentions of an international community which had isolated the regime with sanctions; a long-held belief in self-reliance; and fear of allowing large numbers of foreigners into the delta, which has a long history of political resistance to the central government - all these factors may have played a part in the military's hesitation.

This study is confined to communities which are epidemiologically relatively isolated and which have low HIV incidence.