Sentence examples for is geographically isolated from inspiring English sources

That is because Canberra is geographically isolated and provincial in feel.

This country, as modern and sophisticated as it is geographically isolated, still seems to be in shock.

The East African gundi, or Speke's pectinator (Pectinator spekei), is geographically isolated from all other gundi species and lives in Ethiopia and Somalia.

It is geographically isolated from other motmots, as no other representative of the "Blue-crowned Motmot" group occurs on the adjacent mainland in northeastern Venezuela.

Fresh Meadows, which is geographically isolated because it lacks a subway link, grew up around a housing development of the same name, built for World War II veterans in the late 1940s by the New York Life Insurance Company.

There are three similar subspecies in Amazonia, and a fourth (T. v. cyanomelaena) that is geographically isolated in the Atlantic forests and which shows marked differentation in morphology and plumage.

The subspecies are geographically isolated and genetically distinct (see Geographic Variation).

"There's no system that's geographically isolated anymore.

In addition, these habitats were geographically isolated by 'gaps' (2 8 rows) in which plants could not survive, regardless of genotype.

They were geographically isolated and in many cases still might not have come out".

The archive is transforming the quality of scientific research at institutions that are geographically isolated and, in many cases, small and financially precarious.