Sentence examples for help to isolate from inspiring English sources

For China, formal relations with the Vatican would help to isolate Taiwan.

The best change in recent years has been a switch to rubber engine mounts, which help to isolate the rider from the 883 cc V-twin's vibrations.

Then, in the company of the chagras – horsemen of the Andes – help to isolate the bulls and drive the cattle down from the high plains to corrals in the valleys below.

Also, knowing when the artwork was created may help to isolate species of plants to the geographical origin.

At the same time, such a scheme would help to isolate the fund from the sort of political pressures that led to the funding for Russia.

The relative values help to isolate the effects of climate on PSNnet as compared to absolute values, which are subject to differences in forest cover and other factors among tiles.

He helped to isolate and describe both types, and he and others found that the strength of bones depended on a careful balance between the two.

On the contrary, if anything, the "shadow of the Court" has helped to isolate individuals wanted by the I.C.C., or to kick-start negotiations.

Mubarak, Levy argued, also made himself useful by helping to isolate Palestinian Islamist movement Hamas and "playing host to the occasional peace gala in order to maintain the fiction that all of this 'peace processing' might lead somewhere".

His decision helped to isolate the new regime, which, whatever its faults, had rescued Cambodia from a time of horror, and also contributed to the survival of the Khmer Rouge as a formidable force.

This double "subtraction" procedure helped to isolate innovative terms appearing for the first time in recent years.