Sentence examples for more isolated areas from inspiring English sources

He vowed to begin the effective annexation of those and other, more isolated areas under Jewish control.

Unlike many of the other fires in more isolated areas, the lumberyard property is located within clear view of a row of closely packed former mill houses.

But "Under the Banyan Trees" ventures beyond the downbeat glamour of Phnom Penh and the ruined splendor of the tourist sites into the country's more isolated areas.

The number of people killed or missing continued to climb as relief workers expanded their searches and reached more isolated areas.

The number of those killed or missing continued to climb as relief workers expanded their searches and reached more isolated areas.

BARGUNA, Bangladesh, Nov. 18 (AP) — The death toll from Bangladesh's most devastating cyclone in a decade climbed to at least 2,300 on Sunday, and officials warned that the figure could jump sharply as rescuers reached more isolated areas.

In addition, more geographically isolated areas, such as found in Graubünden or Valais, have to treat their patients locally, whereas WSA HSAo adjacent to RegA HSAo may transfer emergency cases to those regular HSAo, where they dissolve in the mass.

"In the more rural and isolated areas, you are not going to see people who are used to immunizations and vaccinations," she said.

"It could take a few hours for the authorities to get to villages and communities in the more rural and isolated areas, and there could be such damage that we fear heavy losses," Eick added.

Offline viewing can also appeal to commuters, who don't have access to a signal while on underground trains, plus those traveling through more rural or isolated areas where signals are weaker, or those traveling outside the country, where data is a concern.

By 1956, countries in the Soviet sphere of influence had achieved a technological advantage and were able to broadcast Communist television programmes into Finland, the eastern border regions and more isolated geographic areas of West Germany and Austria, where residents had coverage from an East German broadcast with a pro-Communist point-of-view.