"I wouldn't say that in isolation Price-Davies did a huge amount to win World War One but he was part of a professional group of old soldiers in the middle officer ranks who made the nuts and bolts of war happen".
For the ultimate in luxury, isolation and price, few places beat the big house on Necker Island in the British Virgin Islands.
In isolation, that price-to-earnings multiple doesn't look too out of whack.
The rubber circles were Isonoe isolation boots, priced at fifty dollars for a set of four: shock absorbers for a turntable that protect it from the vibrations created by club-goers dancing too close to a d.j.j
To many, of course, the officers' year of anguish, scorn and isolation is small price to pay for Mr. Diallo's death.
In Mann's highly inventive low-budget film, Stroheim plays an artist whose severe self-discipline and exacting standards come at a high price: isolation, naïveté, and vulnerability.
A White House spokesman, Tommy Vietor, added that "the United States is applying unprecedented and growing international pressure on the Iranian government," and that "so long as Iran continues on its current path, its leaders will deepen Iran's isolation and the price it is clearly paying".
This isolation means that price signals from the international market do not reach domestic producers or consumers, who therefore do not adjust to international market conditions.
Looked at in isolation, trusting oil prices to Raymond Carbone and his peers on the Merc, and to their fellow speculators around the globe, does seem like madness.
The voice command isolation usurps similarly priced speakers, and the speaker is incredibly well-balanced, with solid bass and volume that fits my needs.
But isolation also has a price: for the story of El Hierro is not told in numbers of tourists, but in drops of scarce and precious water.
