Sentence examples for isolated geography from inspiring English sources

Their isolated geography makes them largely immune from the fallout of the Syrian civil war.

Besides the resistance caused by their condescendence and bullying as colonialists in overseas expansions, the tremendous cultural differences between China and western countries, China's relatively isolated geography, the existence of a patriarchal society, and the natural economy's stubborn resistance against world trade, had all contributed to the fierce contradictions between them.

The US desire to control Greenland, however, was complicated by the island's isolated geography, harsh climate and barren landscape.

The water situation is a result of isolated geography, extreme poverty and a legacy of uranium mining on Navajo soil.

The March to the 100th Anniversary In many ways, Zozobra is emblematic of Santa Fe's unique amalgam of cultures, its history as an artist and spiritual colony and a level of iconoclasm that its isolated geography has helped create.

And while South Dakota is isolated by geography, the military call-ups have brought this conflict very close to home.

They grew up in New Mexico largely "isolated by geography," in Mr. Barnes's words, from both the Balkan and pop sources of their music.

Noting that anglophones have been culturally isolated by geography, he despaired of English-language publishers who mask that books are translations by omitting the translator's name from the cover.

Historically isolated by geography, New Zealanders are working to reap a publicity bonanza from the hit movie series, marketing their nation around the world as a destination for family tourism and as "a second Canada" for Hollywood productions seeking to save money on location.

The memoir would have benefited from a bit more history of how the timber and coal industries — economic saviors that often ran on duplicity — dominated an Appalachia isolated by geography and tradition.

This myth has plagued the struggle for justice, opportunity, and freedom for centuries, and yet is rooted in the desperate reality that there are few sources of economic support for communities that are disenfranchised by race, isolated by geography, or excluded by class.