Sentence examples for is relatively isolated from inspiring English sources

Armenia, embroiled in a lengthy standoff with neighboring Azerbaijan, is relatively isolated in its own region and especially values its good relations with the United States.

Most of Chiapas is relatively isolated from the rest of Mexico, but increasing numbers of Guatemalan refugees have entered the state.

So far, the violence has been limited to Rakhine, which is relatively isolated from the rest of the country by a mountain range.

The BBC's preschool channel, CBeebies, is relatively isolated from the on-demand invasion, a trusted source of homegrown, advertising-free content where viewing is driven by parents rather than their toddlers.

His company already has a terminal at 58th Street in Sunset Park -- it will remain open even after the 69th Street pier is finished -- but it is relatively isolated and hard to reach without a car.

The sharp rise in violence in the area, Swat Valley, which is relatively isolated from the lawless tribal areas on the Afghan border, demonstrates the growing strength of Islamists.

In 2003, the Hong Kong protesters were relatively isolated.

Students are relatively isolated in her southeast Iowa town of 11,000, on the Mississippi.

The settlers were relatively isolated in the first couple of centuries, Mr. Rael-Galvez said, in part because of geography.

Jet streams whose extents are relatively isolated are called jet streaks.

Because the Nestorian Church was relatively isolated, its manuscripts are considered to be superior.