Sentence examples for should not be isolated from inspiring English sources

He thinks that America should not be isolated, either.

Old age is a fact of life and should not be isolated from it.

The transitional schools failed, too, as Gypsies shunned them and educators decided that Gypsy children should not be isolated.

When they meet on Monday, European leaders will consider whether to proceed — but several nations insisted on Thursday that Moscow should not be isolated.

"The Social Democrats felt that art should not be isolated, but it should be part of Stockholm," says Birgitta Muhr, a sculptor commissioned to work on the Högdalen station in 2002.

While the attention now paid to the Atlantic traffic is welcome, it should not be isolated from the wider context of slave exploitation and heedless consumerism, which brought the trade into existence and survived its abolition.

I think also that ethnic studies shouldn't be isolated for people of the ethnicity.

The suit may be an attempt to prepare for a challenge of the Nevada result, but it's not off to an auspicious start, with a skeptical judge ruling that ballots shouldn't be isolated from the rest of the count because they were allegedly cast late.

Based on the abundance of characterized mRNAs and enzymes involved in BIA metabolism, the remaining components of sanguinarine biosynthesis for which cognate cDNAs have not been isolated should be represented in the transcript and protein databases at similar levels.

"I don't think that John Larkin's idea should be dismissed completely, but it can't be isolated from other issues around the past and also the future of Northern Ireland.

In general, infinity ∞ should not be an isolated singular point of the solution of the PR problem (if any).