Sentence examples for isolated snippets from inspiring English sources

Standard & Poor's, accused of inflating its ratings to win business during the boom in mortgage investments, urged a judge on Monday to dismiss the federal government's civil case against it, saying the Justice Department had built a faulty complaint on "isolated snippets" of conversations rather than evidence of real wrongdoing.

The technology and conventions of sampling — isolating a musical snippet from one recording and reusing it for another — also kept him from greater recognition.

But Kapputt's greatest moments come when it sounds like an album about being a certain kind of music fan, long rendered extinct by the internet and 360-degree connectivity: isolated from the music you love by youth or geography or both, existing on whatever snippets of information you can find in the music press.

The team transferred snippets of DNA from the solitary worms to the social worms; eventually they isolated a single gene that would make the formerly social worms hunt alone.

Bundesbank isolated.

The snippet is edited to a sentence where Mr. Kerry says he did not witness those scenes, that he was reporting testimony from the Winter Soldier hearings that the Vietnam Veterans Against the War used in 1971 to show that war crimes like the My Lai massacre were not isolated.

It was isolated, but not isolated enough.

An isolated case?

Alone, isolated.

The researchers didn't isolate the virus itself, and the snippet was only 182 nucleotides long, so the bat may have been infected with another, very closely related virus.

Trying to make it look as if the target deserves abuse is a classic far-right tactic Yiannopoulos has been instrumental in helping create – the mobs dig into a target's personal life, family relationships, old online profiles and more to find any snippet of information, however stripped of context, that could isolate the target and prohibit sympathy.