Sentence examples for isolate and make from inspiring English sources

However, there is a need to identify what fractions of this DOM are most responsible for plant responses, so that we may employ further refinements to isolate and make available a more effective product.

Jerry, as I remember him, was the opposite of all that has befallen us: brave in the best sense, fearless in his work, and a caring man who lived by his principles, a progressive whom fame and fortune did not isolate and make indifferent to the deprivations that others suffered.

One thing is for sure — Bibi and Ehud Barak want a Golan settlement because they think it will isolate Iran and make it more vulnerable to an attack.

"But the best way to deal with groups like the Sadrists is to contain them," he continued, "not isolate them and make them more dangerous.

In many cases, abusers discourage their partners from working to isolate them and make them dependent.

For instance, if a contaminated family member handled the food, you should either throw the food out or isolate it and make sure that only the person who already has the virus eats it.

These lines should be cut to partition the system into several isolated grids and make them work independently, which can prevent the accident from spreading.

To Palestinians, they are obstacles that choke off one town from another, leaving them isolated and making travel an ordeal.

Flooding led to road closings around southern Louisiana and Mississippi, leaving some communities isolated and making any damage estimates preliminary until officials could reach those areas.

Specialist retirement housing enables older people to live independently for longer, it means people are less likely to have a fall or be isolated and makes them less likely to need higher levels of support from more expensive health services.

In 2005, Louise Pembroke, a prominent member of H.V.N., proposed a World Hearing Voices Day (held the next year) that would "challenge negative attitudes toward people who hear voices on the incorrect assumption that this is in itself a sign of illness, an assumption made about them that is not based on their own experiences, is stigmatizing, isolating and makes people ill".