Sentence examples for generally isolated from inspiring English sources

Such mono-hydrides are generally isolated network sites and are associated with H bonded at isolated dangling bonds and vacancies.

"Gas leaks are generally isolated to specific buildings," he said.

More than 60 years after World War II, Japan is still generally isolated in the Asian region.

"Eye-popping" increases, such as that for digoxin, are generally isolated events, he says.

Since these sectors offer little productivity growth and are generally isolated from foreign competition, they cannot pull a nation out of poverty.

Yet when people get flexible work arrangements, they're generally isolated cases — for longtime employees whom companies trust and don't want to lose.

Hernández generally isolates himself from most teammates, but he and Astacio are close.

In the face of any epidemic, health officials can generally isolate the infected and anyone in contact with them, restrain the sick if they resist treatment and close down whole institutions, from hospitals to bathhouses.

In the face of any epidemic, health officials can generally isolate the infected and anyone in contact with them, restrain the sick if they resist treatment and close down institutions, from hospitals to bathhouses.

The lawsuit claims that the Choi family intimidated Ms. Oh into remaining quiet about her situation and made her completely dependent on them by taking her passport, withholding her pay, limiting her contact with others, monitoring her telephone calls and generally isolating her from the rest of society.

Inmates in protective custody generally are isolated from the general population under heavy guard.