Sentence examples for isolationist countries from inspiring English sources
By 4 November, two of the EU's most isolationist countries – Poland and Slovakia – had not sent a single border guard, while a third, Hungary, had sent four.
By 4 November, two of the EU's most isolationist countries – Poland and Slovakia – had not sent a single border guard, while Hungary had sent just four.
But comparatively isolationist countries like Russia and Brazil could easily fork off with a more local versions of sites dominating as their markets grow.
"This is a very isolationist country.
Trump's effort to turn the United States into a fearful, inward-looking, discriminatory, and isolationist country is potentially disastrous for them.
Yoshoku was born during Japan's Meiji Restoration, the period that followed this isolationist country's forced opening by America's so-called Black Ships in 1854.
Taking the historical view, America looks like more of an isolationist country than an interventionist one; its modern history of meddling began with need rather than ambition Europe's need as much as America's, in the aftermath of the second world war.
As a Burmese American observing Myanmar (also known as Burma) from afar throughout decades of military rule, I worried that conditions in my country of birth would deteriorate, and that widespread violence would erupt before the long isolationist country democratized.
It is concerned with the visit of an American, John Lang, to the imaginary country of Islandia, and ancient, agricultural, isolationist land.
Public opinion was isolationist; the country would scarcely open its doors to German-Jewish refugees; the State Department was filled with anti-Semites, inclined to let Hitler have his way.
The Tokugawa shogunate enacted measures including buke shohatto, as a code of conduct to control the autonomous daimyo; and in 1639, the isolationist sakoku ("closed country") policy that spanned the two and a half centuries of tenuous political unity known as the Edo period (1603 1868).
