Sentence examples for likely to isolate from inspiring English sources

Richard Dicker, a director of Human Rights Watch, said the warrant was likely to isolate Mr. Bashir internationally.

High-floor dwellers were most at risk when it came to the negative impacts of such living environments because they were apparently most likely to isolate themselves.

Our modern society is more likely to isolate than connect us.

Jonathan Rauch writes that Christian conservatives, in response to their defeat in the "culture wars," are likely to isolate themselves from the wider society.

Deeper sequencing is also likely to isolate more miRNA* sequences for the newly identified miRNAs, as miRNA* was identified for only six of the non-conserved miRNAs.

A clinician treating smokers who consider social integration as an important pro of smoking, could point out that quitting is not likely to isolate these smokers from their social environment.

The idea is both to make bankruptcy less likely and to isolate subsidiaries should they fail.Yet some people deride the restructuring of the chaebol as a sham.

While the phylogenetic placement of M. minuta is unknown it seems reasonable to hypothesize that its uniquely divergent morphology (general somatic and genitalic) has likely served to isolate the species in sympatry from M. coreyi and M. torreya.

Statements in response to the PFA condemnation by world soccer body FIFA president Sepp Blatter and Asian Football Confederation (AFC) president Sheikh Salman Bin Ibrahim Al Khalifa also denouncing the Israel raid signalled that Israeli policy was likely to further isolate the Jewish state and strengthen growing calls for disinvestment from and sanctions against Israel.

S. Typhimurium R-type ACSSuT isolates were more likely to be isolated from sterile sites than were other multidrug-resistant or susceptible S. Typhimurium isolates.

It looked like the lighthouse was "likely to be isolated" by the blaze, he said.