Sentence examples for isolation from its from inspiring English sources
NEW DELHI, March 16 -- Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice asserted Tuesday that North Korea's "isolation from its neighbors has deepened" as it has bolstered its nuclear stockpile in the past year, even as South Korea and China continue to maintain close economic links to the North.
It reveled in its isolation from its immediate neighbors, particularly to the east.
Compared to rhetoric, dialectic is an easy subject and does not require much time to master, since it considers and uses only the syllogism "bare", as Valla puts it, that is, in isolation from its wider argumentative context (Repastinatio, 175); its sole aim is to teach.
Russia getting slapped with limits sends a negative message to investors who will see it another step towards Russian isolation from its core markets.
Cunningly, the model was presented in complete isolation from its context, the colossal sink estates all around it.
Cuneo states that the painting is usually "considered in splendid isolation from its fifteen other companion pieces, based on the assumption that it either metonymically stands in for the entire cycle, or that its perceived aesthetic predominance merits exclusive focus".
The GLF's biggest problem is its isolation from Sri Lankan society and its alleged indifference to local politics.
Its isolation from dead birds and its ability to infect mice (both newborn and adult) as well as Vero cells, are strong evidence that it is a vertebrate rhabdovirus.
The site was chosen for its isolation from electronic pollution and for its position in relation to the Earth's magnetic field which flows from space down towards the far North.
Until its arrival at the Robsons' farm, Australia's banana growing heartland had been in splendid isolation from TR4 despite its advance into the Northern Territory about a decade ago.
After weeks or months in isolation from society and its booze, women, and other aids for sanity, everyone was in varying levels of being bushwhacked.
