Sentence examples for isolated in terms of from inspiring English sources

"It appears he felt isolated in terms of his education and home life.

"It was much more isolated in terms of the things that make me love New York".

Iran is less isolated in terms of world opinion, and even in terms of Islamic opinion, than it was.

"A party too isolated in terms of geography, mindset and pure human contact from the British people can never hope to prevail against a surprisingly resilient and resurgent Tory party – and a tidal wave of nationalism.

"It's hard to believe that New York is more conservative and isolated in terms of theater," he said, taking a moment to praise his Spanish artistic team and lament how many opera houses are still stuck in the 19th century.

First, the adults around us do not know how to approach us; second, we are commonly isolated in terms of the experience within our peer group; third, we have not yet developed the means to express our feelings effectively to the adult world around us.

No differences were found between female and male figla isolates in terms of sequence, domain prediction and putative functionality.

There was no significant difference in the gender distribution of the S. aureus isolates in terms of their susceptibility to methicillin.

Hence, the static culture contained a larger fraction of cells that resembled freshly isolated HSPCs in terms of their CD34 expression levels than the dynamic culture.

"We would not have been isolated but in terms of our global leadership it would have been politically embarrassing if we had not been able to show unity at this stage," the official said.

The new site is in walking distance to almost nothing, a nice spot if you happen to be commuting from the East Bay, but otherwise a fairly isolated location in terms of services and transportation options.