Sentence examples for isolated city from inspiring English sources
The streamlining of city governments like Chicago's, Klinenberg explains, isolated city officials.
GUPTA: If you're Amazon, you don't want to be in a completely isolated city because you don't want to start building the city infrastructure from scratch.
And these pioneers had to enter this strangely empty and isolated city through a plywood tunnel, like steers going through a cattle chute.
Separated from the rest of Australia by a vast desert and from the rest of the world by an ocean, Perth may be the planet's most isolated city.
The thing is, with a background like mine, small, isolated city, vaguely rural, military family, I wasn't going to learn it anywhere else.
As he presents it, securing prizes for a geographically isolated city is a complex game, and part must be played in London.
These groups cut Nationalist lines of communication, destroyed protecting outposts along the Longhai and Ping-Han lines, and isolated cities.
It is almost as big as Australia, and with its huge deserts, dense mountains and isolated cities, is about as hospitable as Australia's Outback region.
Such isolated cities also tend to have a lack of informal social control, Arntfield said, and lack the major media and communication networks of major cities.
Six years after the end of the civil war, development is nowhere to be seen in this region dotted by small rural dwellings and a few, isolated cities the size of small European villages.
Other existing settlements at the time were isolated city-states, but Egypt developed into a more complex and expansive settlement similar to modern countries today, Dee said.
