Sentence examples for isolated remarks from inspiring English sources
The statement about the euro was typical of Mr. Haider's sometimes reckless style, one that has seen him make isolated remarks praising aspects of the Third Reich, including Hitler's labor policy, only to turn around and apologize.
Isolated remarks or incidents (like "You look so great in that dress!") that may cause some people discomfort, but aren't objectively severe, do not make for unlawful sexual harassment.
"At most, the E.E.O.C. has shown some isolated remarks from a few individuals over the course of a nearly six-year period in a company of over 10,000, with over 600 women who took maternity leave," she wrote.
Marchia, however, was aware that Auriol had claimed that any such prior determination was fatal for contingency, so Marchia draws a distinction between different indeterminations and determinations, perhaps expanding on isolated remarks made by Scotus.
But they and other recent arrivals described being the targets of hostile racial remarks, isolated incidents that they said detracted from the positive reaction they received from others in the neighborhood.
"While experts from these areas often collaborate informally on [eye] disease, ophthalmology has remained somewhat specialized and in some ways isolated from other disciplines," remarked Darlene Dartt, director of scientific affairs at Schepens Eye Research Institute, in announcing the grant.
There is still the matter of radical House Republicans whom Obama sought quite clearly to isolate in his remarks.
Mr. Cameron's actions left Britain isolated, and Mr. Westerwelle's remarks suggested that the veto still would not insulate London from changes undertaken by other European Union members.
But his remarks aren't isolated.
(vi) There exists an isolated group that is (3 -soluble and non-Hopfian; the group (widehat{mathfrak{G }}) mentioned in Remark 2.23 -solublesolandd.
Dimon is expected to describe the loss as nothing more than an "isolated event," according to his prepared remarks.
