Sentence examples for isolated like that from inspiring English sources

But having lived through multiple storms and knowing what it's like in overdeveloped communities 72 hours after there's no food or fuel or electricity, imagine being isolated like that for weeks," Rubio said.

If the hitherto held hypothesis were operative, then CYPs' Compound I should have been easily isolated, like that of the peroxidases [18].

"Going after those isolated sales like that is very burdensome for the I.R.S.," he said.

Secretly I think I may like that long, isolated, private part where you are readying an idea for the world, that being alone.

While ECT has already been applied to purified mitochondria and nuclei [7], [27], here they were seen in their cellular context along with structures that cannot be isolated (like the Golgi).

The fear was that Lebanon might have become isolated like the Gaza Strip.

There is additional complexity within the cell with multiple organelles, interactions between nuclear, plastidial and mitochondrial genomes, and between cellular territories that behave like symplastically isolated domains that are able to exchange transcription factors controlling gene expression and developmental stages across the plasmodesmata.

The relationship between the two-phase solvent system and the isolates is like that between the folds and the picture of a folding fan.

Genome analyses indicated that soil isolates like strains TC1 and FB24 have a large number of genes encoding stress-related proteins.

Bipp's perky vocal is isolated over music that sounds like an old hardcore anthem falling to pieces: the rhythm has almost vanished, the bassline churns nauseously, the big hands-in-the-air synth riff echoes mournfully in the distance.

If schools embrace the concept of themselves as communities, they need to act like communities -- rather than like isolated instructional pods that jettison undesirables.