Sentence examples for supposed isolation from inspiring English sources

Even some environmental advocates were starting to pity Mrs. Whitman's supposed isolation.

They are also carping about her New Yorkiness she did not learn to drive a car until her late 20s and her supposed isolation from the lives of ordinary Americans.

Similarly, the Republican National Committee's data operation which, despite all the stories about Trump's supposed isolation, was fully deployed in his favor seems to have done a pretty good job figuring out where to send him in the final days, and the candidate, hungry for crowds, went.

In Japan, as a result of a wide use of azole antifungal drugs as the standard remedy for deep-seated mycosis, it is supposed that the isolation frequency of C. glabrata became high.

A tuberculosis patient who is supposed to be in isolation has wandered into the hallway and needs to be talked back into quarantine.

"They're supposed to be in isolation, but they are all mingling with the neighbours," said a government nutritionist who came to deliver food to the house.

Only GM plants possessing genes--which are supposed to work in isolation from the plant's metabolism, as the herbicide resistance and Bt genes--are used commercially.

But the campaign to punish the regime sometimes seems to have lost sight of its real goal, and to be ready to celebrate isolation itself, not the change it is supposed to bring.In fact, isolation has never really been on the cards.

Mothers did, however, talk of transport problems often in relation to comments on isolation – "I think transport problem is significant, it is hard to get out and about, I suppose there is isolation".

Let us suppose that the isolation between subpopulations is so strong that the accumulation of mutations in different subpopulations is independent of each other in the absence of HGT.

Initially, the isolation is only supposed to last for 48 hours.