Sentence examples for is becoming isolated from inspiring English sources

Now the South is becoming isolated again.

But Germany is becoming isolated in Europe as an increasing number of economists and policy makers argue that euro zone countries could do more to offset the social effects of austerity on ordinary Europeans, which include a surge in suicides.

One of the biggest threats to an entrepreneur's success is becoming isolated and losing their imagination.

But it had become increasingly clear that Mr. Advani was becoming isolated within his own party.

Increasingly, Mr. Rather and Mr. Murphy were becoming isolated even within their own news division.

Draghi's comments at Jackson Hole suggest, though, that the Germans are becoming isolated.

With Qatar under pressure, Hamas began to fear that its benefactor was becoming isolated.

It also suggests that the Protestants, though they make up the majority in Northern Ireland, are becoming isolated from the rest of Europe.

"They were drifting away from the U.S.'s line, and the U.S. was becoming isolated," said Chung In Moon, a foreign affairs professor at Yonsei University here and an adviser to President Roh Moo Hyun.

"As a result, too many older people are vulnerable, lose their independence and are becoming isolated and lonely".

Because I don't share their values, I am beginning to feel as if I am becoming isolated from my colleagues.