Sentence examples for isolated issues that from inspiring English sources

Medco, based in Franklin Lakes, N.J., said the charges in the suits were "absolutely untrue or reflected years-old isolated issues" that had been corrected.

From a broader perspective, the application of the EM method to a unique multi-omics dataset for E.coli carbon metabolism allowed us to isolate issues that are critical for the appropriate exploitation of the data for parameter estimation.

Looking into it a little deeper, it appears these are not isolated issues, and that app developers all over the world have been experiencing failing or extremely slow iTunes Connect linkups for at least the past 48 hours.

"Still, these are for the most part isolated issues.

We constantly run sensors through over-the-air changes alongside a series of diagnostics to help isolate any issues that pop up.

2. How can we isolate those issues that truly need to be addressed?

While Farage blames migration and the EU for a host of problems, from the shape of bananas to spending commitments on climate change, it is increasingly clear that he and his party have sought to isolate those issues that matter most to the general public declining living standards and falling pay.

"No one single person can end FGM and FGM is not an isolated issue from other violence that women continue to face on a daily basis," said Jaha Dukureh, who brought about a ban on FGM in the Gambia.

Mr. Trump's problem is that his unsupported view of the nuclear agreement is not an isolated issue but fits a pattern that has alarmed the United States' European and Asian allies as well as China and Russia.

But 17 pages of mostly complaints says loud and clear that this is not an isolated issue.

The Sklias lawsuit charges that "this is not a local or isolated issue with Wal-Mart.