Sentence examples for harder to isolate from inspiring English sources

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Debt is more dangerous and in its current securitised form much harder to isolate.

Larger things are indeed harder to isolate from the roiling environment -- hence the predictable behavior of billiard balls.

Because the path of online data is harder to isolate than a telephone line, Carnivore may capture communications unrelated to the suspect.

Because real estate touches many parts of the economy, some worry that NPLs in this sector may be harder to isolate than local-government debt.

As a Tory victory draws closer, two things may happen: the Irish will become harder to isolate; and talk of a two-speed Europe will become more dangerous and destabilising for the EU.

Its vicissitudes are hard to isolate.

Oh, it's hard to isolate just one.

But the show's politics are hard to isolate at any point on the spectrum.

"But eczema is a multi-factorial condition: it can be incredibly hard to isolate one cause".

With Ricky, it's very hard to isolate technique from performance.