Sentence examples for ever isolated from inspiring English sources

"America is now more than ever isolated," the cleric said.

No one had ever isolated nuclei from Neurospora, let alone nuclear proteins.

Although researchers have been studying telomeres for decades, no one had ever isolated them for examination under an electron microscope.

Thus, the first "vitamin" bioactivity ever isolated, which cured rickets, was initially called "vitamin A"; however, the bioactivity of this compound is now called vitamin D. In 1881, Russian surgeon Nikolai Lunin studied the effects of scurvy while at the University of Tartu in present-day Estonia.

Such die-offs are thought to be rare [47] and indeed no infectious pathogens were ever isolated from the Mawson event.

Neither clade was ever isolated from hospital water.

"I don't think that you can ever isolate the idea of soul's being saved or the gospel being preached without the context of politics and social impact that surrounds those ideas," said Celine.

Those replying "yes" or "sometimes" to the question of whether they ever felt isolated were grouped together and categorised as "isolated" with the others categorised as "non-isolated".

Does she ever feel isolated?

"The problem is that the bats' hunting habitats are vanishing and colonies are becoming ever more isolated.

Most major cricket teams already refuse to risk playing in Pakistan, ever more isolated from the rest of the world.