Sentence examples for isolated instance of the from inspiring English sources

It's worth noting that Mr. Obama's prosecution of whistle-blowers is not an isolated instance of the disconnect between words and actions on free speech.

At the time I thought this crisis was an isolated instance of the government acting, in a state of crisis, to rescue the system from collapse.

Nor was this an isolated instance of the Chief playing dress-up; he also kept an elaborate Native American feather headdress, a gift from his clerks, in his office.

They said no evidence presented to them so far seemed to constitute anything more than isolated instances of the failure of the department's disciplinary system.

Second, they arise in contexts in which we are interested in solving not only isolated instances of the problem in question, but rather in developing methods which allow it to be efficiently solved on a mass scale – i.e. for all instances in which we might be practically concerned.

"It was producing broken people," he told me, "and it wasn't just isolated instances of this.

As in the previous novel, a seemingly isolated instance of murder is revealed to be connected with the soul-destroying machine of Palestinian politics.

Grade 3 leukopenia and neutropenia were only seen at the ≥163 kBq/kg doses in the same two patients, in addition to one isolated instance of leukopenia.

Hers was hardly an isolated instance of mob shaming online.

Yet even as investigators began the criminal inquiry, the sudden appearance of anthrax in South Florida was still thought to be a stunning but isolated instance of bioterrorism aimed at American Media.

There have been further isolated instances of violence despite the coup attempt having officially been declared over.