Sentence examples for isolated territory from inspiring English sources

Twenty-five yeago ago, this isolated territory high in the hills of Catalonia was virtually unknown to most of the wine-drinking world.

The residential scholars program seeks to "integrate the often isolated territory of art history into the wider sphere of the humanities".

I have observed that it is far easier for children going to rebuilt schools in postwar, independent Kosovo to move through reawakened pain than for those in Gaza, who continue to attend overcrowded, still damaged schools in a besieged and isolated territory.

Balearic Islands is a geographically isolated territory and it is plausible that an own culture could determine some of these findings.

Here in the isolated territory of Gaza, the Israelis have sealed off the border for almost a year.

You know, America is an isolated territory, with all those editors who think they are so powerful.

Many other countries have similar reduced VAT schemes to support isolated territories, such as Spain's concessions to the Canary Islands.

Building windfarms close to "load centres" where electricity can be easily transferred and used would also make more sense than concentrating them in wind-rich but geographically isolated territories, she added.

First, the members of the species must have and use the ability to move around, and they must flock or move in herds rather than sit individually in isolated territories.

In the second stage, an opportunity for interbreeding may later be brought about by topographic changes reestablishing continuity between the previously isolated territories or by ecological changes once again making the intermediate territory habitable for the organisms.

These and their reverse, the isthmuses such as Panama that rose to link continents, explain the paleontological record of relatively sudden appearances and extinctions as animals and plants crossed into previously isolated territories.