Sentence examples similar to trend toward isolationism from inspiring English sources

I recently read an insightful article on the trend towards isolationism in the London Economist.

We're a nation that trends toward isolationism, yet every February we stage our own world war.

He remains a bloody, vindictive foreign policy hawk (recently advocating for military action in Iran) even as Tea Partiers trend toward skeptical isolationism.

Yet the current drift toward isolationism is not entirely irrational.

That may be good, however, if it will limit the tendency toward isolationism.

This tendency toward isolationism stops short of policies in Malaysia, where the leader, Mahathir Mohamad, inveighs against neocolonial financiers.

Conservative lawmakers said the vote showed not only that Mr. Cameron was unable to control his own backbenchers but also that he had underestimated the increasing tendency toward isolationism, including anti-Americanism, in his own political camp.

By facilitating the formation of peer networks between transfer students, other (non-transfer) students, and CLIMB alumni, CLIMB was able to break the tendency toward isolationism.

More likely they will herald a new trend of isolationism that is never good for Israel.

He tended toward isolationism.

Non-voters were more inclined toward isolationism.