Sentence examples for long isolated from inspiring English sources

Angkor, long isolated by war and the Khmer Rouge, he said, now has 200 hotels nearby.

The Burmese, long isolated from the world, have a superstitious culture.

But the US, the world's biggest historical polluter and long isolated as a climate pariah, had something to cling to.

Michoacán, with its tropical sierra, long isolated beaches and major ports, was where Calderón launched his offensive.

Colombia's relations with Venezuela have often been rocky, with frequent disputes pertaining to their long, isolated and porous border.

The area was long isolated from the south and east by moorlands, peat bogs, lakes, and forests.

PAGE 3 North Korea's Slow Shift Long-isolated North Korea, which has agreed to hold a first summit meeting with the South, has also taken its first tentative steps toward global capitalism.

Smith struck a cautionary note about the long-isolated economy, however.

After a decade of liberalisation, long-isolated economies are intertwined by trade and investment.

The country's long-isolated airline industry is slowly integrating with the rest of the world.

And he has a radical plan to win community support: he wants to open up the long-isolated island to guided tours.