Sentence examples for unlikely to isolate from inspiring English sources

The alternative policy of refusing to engage North Korea unless and until it abandons its nuclear weapons program only serves Pyongyang's ends and is unlikely to isolate it.

The new Crimean government may be banking on the hope that Ukraine is unlikely to isolate Crimea because an economic blockade of the peninsula could backfire politically.

If he does return to power of a kind at the national level, the European Union's 14 other governments are unlikely to isolate Austria diplomatically, as they did to little avail before, but many Austrians fear it would cost their country a lot of prestige and influence.Most people at the top of the Freedom Party still want Mr Haupt to stay in charge.

Because the L868S mutation of Pdr1p was independently isolated twice during our initial selection, we inferred that our suppressor alleles may be dominant; if suppressor mutations in the nonessential PDR1 gene were recessive, loss-of-function alleles, it would be extremely unlikely to independently isolate the same amino acid change twice.

But the statement also cautioned "these are unlikely to be isolated cases and the release of similar information may occur in the future".

Chief Justice Roberts, who was joined by Justices Antonin Scalia, Anthony M. Kennedy, Clarence Thomas and Samuel A. Alito Jr., said the exclusionary rule was unlikely to deter isolated careless record keeping and should be reserved for "deliberate, reckless or grossly negligent conduct, or in some circumstances recurring systemic negligence".

In practice, hills are unlikely to be isolated and the effects of the surrounding topography must be included.

These kinds of dangerous and irresponsible changes to institutional repositories of public knowledge on serious issues agreed upon by the vast majority of credible experts are unlikely to be isolated.

3 The usefulness of assessment methods is under ongoing evaluation; a recent European paediatric Soft tissue Sarcoma Group (EpSSG) analysis showed that otherwise low-risk patients are unlikely to have isolated bone metastasis; in future bone scans may be omitted for these patients.

It is evident from the vast body of educational research that the correlates of student achievement and attainment are many and varied, particularly across countries, and that it is unlikely we will be able to isolate a single policy or practice that will alone, resolve all the concerns around improving student outcomes.

Philosophers often feel free to imagine cases, often quite unlikely ones, in order to attempt to isolate relevant differences.