Sales people, when compared to engineers, work in relative isolation, so there's productivity loss, but relatively little long-term debt or fast growth issues.
During this time, from 1956 to 1964, he was living in relative isolation in Europe.
So Poliquin was left to enjoy Strasburg's performance in relative isolation.
Living in relative isolation, they were still technologically in the Stone Age when first reported (1697).
Typically, the species is found in relative isolation from large flocks of other shorebird species.
Yet, with so many of its own features, the building doesn't blend into these surroundings, functioning in relative isolation.
After the war she spent 20 years in relative isolation, living in her mother's apartment in Munich.
D This collaborative group of biological scientists work in relative isolation from the rest of the network.
If he chose to spend the next 35 years of his life living in relative isolation, that was his choice.
At a time public schools face increasing demands for accountability and transparency, the voucher schools operate in relative isolation.
Its residents lived in relative isolation, with the most common outsiders being the anteaters wandering in from the Amazon jungle.
