Sentence examples for comparatively isolated from inspiring English sources

Voices like Zakia's are still comparatively isolated, but they are beginning to make themselves heard.

"People who want to live in a rural, comparatively isolated community have to realize that it may be harder for them to see Broadway plays," Mr. Kahn said.

Mr Corbyn was the group's chairman for four years, when he was a comparatively isolated figure on the Labour left, but quit when he was unexpectedly elected party leader.

It seems like a cliché to refer to it as an oasis, but it feels comparatively isolated and quiet, given the drastically heavy traffic in the narrow streets surrounding it.

Early Aptian diversification of advanced titanosaurians may explain their global distribution on landmasses that were comparatively isolated by the Late Cretaceous [32].

The comparatively isolated nature of Beni, and fact that the WHO and others are already in country, is heartening to Dr. Cyrus Shahpar, who previously served as the lead for the global rapid response team at the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

Still, comparatively speaking, Brazil remains relatively isolated: Despite being the world's 10th biggest economy, it does not even make the top 20 list of importers or exporters, and U.S.-China bilateral trade is still much bigger than U.S.-Brazil or China-Brazil trade.

Comparatively, XIVa isolates, except for Clostridium hylemonae, Clostridium lavalense, and some C. scindens isolates, had higher MICs to fidaxomicin (0.006 to >128 μg/ml) and vancomycin (0.5 to 2 μg/ml) and lower MICs to metronidazole (0.05 to 1 μg/ml).

Such phenomena, however, were comparatively rare and isolated.

In contrast, the Motur Formation is characterised by a thick (∼500 m thick) succession of red mudstone with usually isolated, comparatively thinner (1 15 m thick) sandstone bodies.

Compared to most inhabited parts of the earth's surface, the Pacific Basin bounded by continental margins is different in land areas that are comparatively small and isolated from one another and from the Basin rim; land totals around 0.34 % of the area of the Pacific Basin.