Sentence examples for going to be isolated from inspiring English sources

"People are going to be isolated," she said.

"But in Manchester it is going to be isolated from that.

"They are not going to be isolated from what happens in the US".

"Any time you're registering more than 100,000 people, there are going to be isolated instances where things don't go well.

And now coming as it does as part of Pacific Standard Time means that it's not going to be isolated or singular.

They think: 'He's a good player, he can help, he's not very good.' I'm not trying to defend anyone's actions," he adds, "but there are going to be isolated incidents because it's an emotive, passionate sport".

But this isn't going to be an isolated story.

"I hope it's wrong, but I think McKinley is not going to be an isolated case in the state of Connecticut".

From a security perspective, that means the threat from a virus is significantly diminished, because it's going to be completely isolated in its effects.

And Chicago isn't going to be an isolated case.

We're going to be paranoid, fearful, isolated".