Sentence examples for isolation most from inspiring English sources

In the past it has been relatively rare for critics to engage in debate with audiences and artists about productions (and about our reviews of those productions), because of the relative isolation most critics find it necessary to maintain.

In the crumbling streets of a faded Belgrade, tired and worn from 10 years of international sanctions and isolation, most people have simply had enough of the Yugoslav president, Slobodan Milosevic.

Although our results suggest that communities of ant plant mutualists are likely to persist in fragmented tropical landscapes 25 years after fragment isolation, most species are rare and populations sizes in fragments are extremely low.

Many of us who have gone through this life-altering experience without the aid and support of siblings or close family have endured in isolation most of the awkward moments and feelings of guilt and helplessness that Chast portrays so vividly, and even with humor.

Because of its isolation most of its mammals, half its birds, and most of its plants exist nowhere else on earth.

Traversing this desert territory is both a physical and mental challenge of endurance and isolation; most days you may not see another soul.

This is partially due to the limitations of the traditional microbiological techniques, including pure culture isolations, most probable number estimation, selective enrichments, etc.

Harrison's isolation was most noticeable on stage.

Its isolation was most recently exposed following the terrorist attacks on New York.

But their isolation is most apparent at lunch, when Shuang Wen students are required to sit at designated tables.

Communities suffer high levels of isolation if most of them live together with few other ethnic groups.