Sentence examples for more isolated area from inspiring English sources

He watched closely, he told investigators, as she veered left on a road, the 102nd Street Transverse, that took her deeper into a more isolated area of the park where he, acting alone, could strike.

At this point, NY 380 turned westward and crossed over the outlet on its way to a more isolated area of the town.

If your piano makes for a convenient surface for you or your guests, consider moving it to a more isolated area.

"When you got down into the more isolated areas, there were tents in the mud, and there were people walking around with these dead eyes.

The slow transport of goods on men's backs or by pack animal is still relied upon in the more isolated areas, but truck transport now reaches most villages, making available large quantities of modern tools, fertilizers, and daily necessities to the farmers and making it possible to ship farm products to near or distant markets where they can be sold to the best advantage of the producers.

The use of photos (loaded by users without consistent quality control) in Google Earth is helpful but potentially a source of serious error both not only because (island) names are often wrong but also because the photos may be wrongly located, particularly in more isolated areas, less frequently visited by tourists.

We wanted to improve infrastructure in these more isolated areas, especially the schools.

Urbanisation and other factors have since changed the script, and older persons are often left on their own in rural or more isolated areas and often neglected.

Doctors in more isolated areas are able to make better contact with pregnant women through the schools.

The alternative forms of energy both will decrease the adverse effects of electricity on the environment and will allow the electrification of more isolated areas (International Energy Agency 2002).

2) for doctors and midwives (not nurses) that allowed them to meet their period of obligatory service (three years on Java, but shorter periods in more isolated areas) after which they could continue with specialist training and/or private practice.