Sentence examples for was relatively isolated from inspiring English sources

Because the Nestorian Church was relatively isolated, its manuscripts are considered to be superior.

Their little house in Maybury Road is pebble-dashed today and part of a long line of semis that face the main railway line to London – though at the time it was relatively isolated.

Until 2000 most of the chips produced in China went into domestically produced goods, and China was relatively isolated from the international market.

During the 19th century, the Latin American region was relatively isolated (and still is today) (40 ), which would affect the circulation of historical influenza viruses and baseline population immunity to influenza.

During the civil war which began in 1976, Beira was relatively isolated, except for the influx of truckers and military personnel from neighbouring countries of Zimbabwe, Zambia and Malawi assisting to keep the 'Beira Corridor' open to trade.

In 2003, the Hong Kong protesters were relatively isolated.

Students are relatively isolated in her southeast Iowa town of 11,000, on the Mississippi.

The settlers were relatively isolated in the first couple of centuries, Mr. Rael-Galvez said, in part because of geography.

Jet streams whose extents are relatively isolated are called jet streaks.

Enslaved Africans in British North America were relatively isolated and far smaller in number.

And another official said it seemed the president had been relatively isolated from the case, with testimony largely focusing on Mr. Cheney's office.