Sentence examples for reason to isolate from inspiring English sources

A few of K.K.'s old gentleman friends, retired and retiring landowners with courtly Punjabi manners, came to the decision that they had no reason to isolate the girl.

Now we have another reason to isolate, expose, and protest Ken Kendrick, the Diamondbacks, and the state of Arizona.

Yes, there are legitimate reasons to isolate detainees.

It may also be necessary or desirable to locate some hydrogen system components/equipment inside indoor or outdoor enclosures for security or safety reasons, to isolate them from the end-user and the public, or from weather conditions.

For this reason, we tried to isolate some individual constituents of the EtOAc fraction of the roots and evaluate their contribution to the observed activities.

Messi arrived there as a boy and has no issues with the language, no reason to feel isolated.

Isolation transformers are usually employed for reasons of safety to isolate a piece of equipment from the source of power.

For these reasons, we aimed to isolate and expand a pure population of primary endothelial cells from the murine heart.

For this reason, it's hard to isolate sex addiction as a condition that progresses physiologically, one vital criterion for inclusion in the DSM, based largely on a medical or physiological model.

"There appears to be no reason for an officer to isolate 6- and 7-year-old children, place them in handcuffs and threaten them for hours during a school day, or any other day," Carin wrote to the paper in an email.

For this reason, it is difficult to isolate functional genes that govern important quality and agronomic traits of Stevia.