Sentence examples for isolated occupation from inspiring English sources
Farming is a fairly isolated occupation with a small, close-knit community of co-workers and family.
It was an isolated occupation.
They were perhaps the most isolated occupation force in history; there are no bars or brothels in Baghdad where Americans can relax, no place off the base for Americans to remove their body armor in the presence of locals.
The spinning of a story - sometimes, with great writers, the creation of a whole world - out of one's imagination can be an isolating occupation.
One defense lawyer, Fadi Kanaan, asked for mercy and a general amnesty for all the defendants, saying: "It was so dramatic for the inhabitants of the south to live under occupation, isolated from their country and government.
In 2007, after Hamas solidified its control of Gaza, the Israeli government declared Gaza a "hostile entity," and began enforcing a blockade on a population that was already impoverished, isolated, and traumatized by years of occupation.
The occupations were less an isolated outpouring of discontent than a decisive, dynamic moment in an evolving process.
But equally powerful groups advocating for Global Israel — business, academic, and professional leaders who fear, not implausibly, that the occupation will leave them globally isolated, not unlike the Tehran bazaar — want the Obama Administration to succeed.
Japan's insistence on glossing over its brutal invasions and occupations in the first half of the 20th century has isolated it within Asia and kept toxic nationalisms on the boil all around it.
Its mountainous geography kept it largely isolated from its neighbors, and unlike other African countries, Ethiopia escaped European domination, except for a five-year Italian occupation under Mussolini.
