Sentence examples for work to isolate from inspiring English sources

Scientists work to isolate the "human virus".

He said the US would continue to work to "isolate" Iran, claiming the NIE was a "warning signal" to the international community.

Nancy Kanwisher, of M.I.T., who has done groundbreaking work to isolate a brain region implicated in face recognition, says, "The real miracle of fMRI is that we ever see anything at all".

And if Mr. McCain keeps irritating the White House, so that vindictive Bush aides work to isolate him and stomp any ambitions he might harbor to form a Bull Moose party, he risks rendering himself obsolete.

He added, "My intent is to continue to rally the world, to send a focused signal to the Iranian government that we will continue to work to isolate you in the hopes that at some point somebody else shows up and says it's not worth the isolation".

The winners of the $500,000 prize, Dr. Stanley N. Cohen and Dr. Herbert W. Boyer, made some of the most important medical advances of the last century with their work to isolate and clone genes in living cells, along with their later discovery that those genes could be reproduced in other species, the judges said Friday in announcing the selection.

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He was among the researchers at the University of Rochester who worked to isolate insulin in the 1920's.

According to some Republicans, the White House has been working to isolate Senator McCain; others insist McCain alumni are being locked out of the administration.

Saudi Arabia and other Sunni Arab regimes also halted their assistance and worked to isolate Hamas, fearing that its ascendance would embolden the Muslim Brotherhood.

The Obama administration, which has worked to isolate Mr. Assad diplomatically and has called for him to step down, reacted tepidly to Mr. McCain's call.