Sentence examples for greater isolation from inspiring English sources

Recent social transformations have brought greater individual freedom but also greater isolation.

On a broader level, many Europeans are convinced that Mr. Bush is leading the United States into greater isolation.

This time last year the content and marketing teams operated in greater isolation and weren't managed cohesively.

"Threats will get North Korea nothing, other than greater isolation," Obama said at a joint press conference with the South Korean president, Park Geun-hye.

The result is greater isolation of the voters who root for the Phillies, vacation in Wildwood and actually know what a tomato farm looks like.

Deadened by her job, trapped in an unpromising romance, she slips into still greater isolation as she realizes that one of her friends has betrayed her.

For the combined data set there was a greater isolation-by-distance (IBD) effect under a 'non-Euclidean' scenario which used geographical distances within a biogeographical 'Sundaland context' (r 2  = 0.772, P < 0.0001) as compared to a 'Euclidean' scenario for which direct geographic distances between sample sites was used (r 2  = 0.217, P < 0.01).

More popular, but still affordable, are the "in-ear" plug options, which seal into the ear canals like ear plugs, offering what Mr. Cervera said was the "greatest isolation from ambient sound".

Though there are no signs of an imminent collapse, flagging support of the business elite in Damascus, divisions among senior officials and even moves by former government stalwarts to distance themselves from the leadership come at a time when Syria also faces what may be its greatest isolation in more than four decades of rule by the Assad family.

"There can be great isolation," Ms. Kuntzler said, "with one student and one aide rather than a group of kids and independent mobility and a social situation that says, 'No, you're expected to follow the schedule, you're expected to complete the assignments.' " At Viscardi, Dayna, who is 20 (students can stay until they turn 21) has no dedicated aide.

And Syria found itself facing its greatest isolation yet over its repression of an uprising, with reports that it may be losing control of its hinterlands and with the Arab League meeting Saturday to discuss possible sanctions, an act that once would have been seen as unthinkable.