Sentence examples for serving to isolate from inspiring English sources

Supporters of the administration have pointed to the prescience of the speech, while critics argue it has in part become a self-fulfilling prophecy by serving to isolate Tehran and Pyongyang.

The image charge technique used with microchannel plate imaging tubes provides several operational and practical benefits by serving to isolate the electronic image readout from the detector.

The geological features serving to isolate cave populations have probably influenced the morphological and physiological evolution of the inhabitants.

It may seem like the perfect solution, but can often serve to isolate one even further.

"I think it further serves to isolate, to create this issue with, kind of, defining who you are as person".

We will also emphasise to North Korea through diplomatic channels that such actions will only serve to isolate the country further".

First and slowly enough differences accumulate in some crucial variable that serves to isolate part of the population behaviourally.

The closing of the border in 1951 stopped the flow and served to isolate each region's literary influences.

The mobility of society and the growth of the death care industry have served to isolate these historically significant places from the mainstream, Mr. Laderman said.

Those who tried to big up their colleague or dump blame on Werritty as a "Walter Mitty" only served to isolate Fox further.

It also serves to isolate the tens of millions of Muslims who condemn the violence that has been perpetrated in the name of Islam.