Sentence examples for just that isolated from inspiring English sources

Most people assumed the isolated reports of clerical sexual abuse of children were just that – isolated.

A number of studies have attempted to do just that, isolating the independent effect of debates on the final outcome of presidential elections, controlling for other factors like incumbency, war, and the economy.

My country's success in maintaining a population of 115 elephants is vital but inconsequential; in just the same way that isolated efforts to address climate change will not save our planet.

He said he wanted to end any actions that isolated "our just cause" and gave "cover to the Israeli Army".

Menlo Security is trying to do just that by isolating every email and web page and delivering a safe mirror image to your browser.

"On several occasions we removed all form of social media from Felix as it was causing so much distress, but that just isolated him further," she said.

"It's possible that if this is a manufacturing defect, that it could be isolated to just that one Qantas engine" that failed, Mr. Ionides said.

Yes, Israel, increasingly isolated, should do just that.

It can, however, not be excluded that MUL2216 is potentially a vascular isolate that was just isolated in an early stage of infection.

"It's good for people's wellbeing, it's good for their development and it's good for them to know that they have a place in the community and they are not just isolated – that the community supports them too".

Spotlight hammers home the point that these were not just isolated cases, but part of an institutional disease that affected the Church at the highest levels of its hierarchy.