Sentence examples for isolated now that from inspiring English sources

I don't want them to feel isolated now that we will leave Europe.

The CAR's southeast has always been remote, but it is even more isolated now that the country's government has unravelled.

Though it is less isolated now that Chelsea is a premier art world destination, the Kitchen has never quite regained that status.

Maybe it's because we are all so isolated now by gadgets and technology that I found a true appreciation for the beauty of letting it all hang out.

The big newspaper groups are isolated now.

I probably feel more isolated now".

"You basically had complicity on the part of the Egyptians, the Jordanians and others to keep Hamas isolated, and now that's been overturned by the flotilla disaster," said a U.S. official, who spoke on the condition of anonymity because of the sensitivity of the issue.

But Mr. Morales appears to be in an increasingly isolated position now that the larger peasant confederations have agreed to halt their protests.

We have now isolated companies that have made the change, documented their performance before and after, and will soon be comfortable debating the results.

This will be done by creating new, manually curated subsystems; these will form kernels of new families that will group the isolated families that now exist.

White House officials said today that the United States would consider joining the European Union in diplomatically isolating Austria now that the Freedom Party, which espouses an anti-immigrant platform, and the People's Party have agreed to form a coalition government.