Sentence examples for is particularly isolated from inspiring English sources

Australia has found it is particularly isolated in regional security meetings.

The downtown of Bridgeport is particularly isolated by I-95, CT-8, the commuter rail line, and the Pequonnock River, but is poised to capitalize on both its existing intermodal connectivity and its riverfront accessibility.

The province of Grand'Anse, with Jéremie as its capital city, is particularly isolated.

The intellectually disabled, who include those with Down syndrome as well as some forms of autism, are particularly isolated in Japan.

Gay seniors are particularly isolated, he said, because they are less likely to have children to provide for them and are routinely turned away from nursing homes that will not admit their partners.

War closed both this causeway road, from Jaffna to Pungudutivu island, and the passenger ferry we take to Delft (an island colonised by Portuguese but renamed by Dutch settlers), so these islanders were particularly isolated.

Women like Ms. Abernathy and Ms. Penn are particularly isolated because they live in the Missouri Bootheel in the southeast corner of the state, named for the way the area juts out of the state's otherwise orderly shape.

Historically Southern Slav ethnicities living in Hungary have been particularly isolated from each other.

The PSNI has also appealed to members of the public to be "good neighbours" and look out for those who are particularly "isolated, vulnerable or who may need help".

I can't say he's particularly isolated, despite technically being at a remote, high-security installation.

MT reported that the auditory hallucinations began several months after the onset of depression, and at a time when he was particularly isolated and the depression quite severe.