Sentence examples for isolation means from inspiring English sources

Their isolation means that unusual forms of life may have evolved in them.

But the South Pacific's relative isolation means that the sound has yet to break into the international market.

"Isolation means no intermarriage with an alien," the young Stein wrote, and went on, "The Jew shall marry only the Jew.

"Our isolation means we just turn in circles," says Hasan. "There is no future for our young players, nothing to motivate them".

They're discreet and the 2-way noise isolation means the latest Mumford & Sons song stays in your ears, rather than the tube.

The continuous and monotonous state of sensory deprivation caused by months of isolation means life on the station quickly becomes black and white in every sense — except taste.

Of these 103 patients, 19 (18 %) had been isolated from admission, 8 (8 %) had delayed isolation (mean of 6 days delay) and 76 (74 %) were never isolated.

The end of South Africa's isolation meant that companies had to cut jobs to be competitive.

It was then, for the first time in my life, I understood what shame and enforced isolation meant.

Its isolation meant that materials would have to be brought in by boat, and because the region was poor, it would be nearly impossible to find skilled labor.

Burma had a genuine grass-roots democracy movement, with an organized opposition, the National League for Democracy, but its geopolitical isolation meant that it did not follow the path of Eastern Europe or the Pacific rim.