Isolate:

Verb:

1. To set apart or separate from others.
2. To place (someone or something) in quarantine or seclusion.
3. To identify and examine (something) separately or individually.

Prepositions:

• “From” (isolate from)
• “In” (isolate in)
• “To” (isolate to)
• “As” (isolate as)

Collocations:

• Isolate a virus, isolate oneself, isolate bacteria, isolate a problem, isolate DNA, isolate from society, isolate from family.

Example Sentences:

1. The scientist needs to isolate the bacteria to study its properties.
2. It’s important to isolate the contaminated area to prevent the spread of disease.
3. He chose to isolate himself from social media for a month.
4. The patient was isolated in a separate room to prevent infecting others.
5. The researcher will isolate the specific gene responsible for the trait.
6. The government decided to isolate the affected region due to the outbreak.
7. The technician will isolate the faulty component for repair.
8. The goal is to isolate the cause of the malfunction.
9. They need to isolate the chemical compound to analyze its structure.
10. It’s challenging to isolate individual voices in a crowded room.
11. The doctor recommended isolating the patient until test results are back.
12. She feels the need to isolate herself from negative influences.
13. The team must isolate the source of the electrical problem.
14. The software allows you to isolate specific data points for analysis.
15. Researchers use special techniques to isolate rare minerals.
16. The athlete was isolated from the rest of the team due to illness.
17. The project aims to isolate the key variables affecting the outcome.
18. The policy is to isolate hazardous materials from regular waste.
19. They will isolate the problematic code to debug it.
20. The study will isolate the effects of diet on heart health.
21. He needs to isolate himself from distractions to focus on studying.
22. The quarantine measures aim to isolate potential carriers of the virus.
23. The goal is to isolate and neutralize the security threat.
24. The scientist used a centrifuge to isolate the plasma from blood samples.
25. The group decided to isolate themselves from outside interference.
26. The lab technician will isolate the purest form of the chemical compound.
27. Isolating individual sounds in a noisy environment can be challenging.
28. They plan to isolate specific populations for the study.
29. The team is working to isolate the genetic markers for the disease.
30. She wants to isolate herself from the stress of work for a while.
31. The policy aims to isolate disruptive behavior in the classroom.
32. Isolating the cause of the problem took longer than expected.
33. The researcher will isolate the variables to test their impact.
34. The company needs to isolate the defective parts for replacement.
35. The committee will isolate the key issues for discussion.
36. They need to isolate the core issue affecting customer satisfaction.
37. The teacher suggested isolating the problematic section for further review.
38. The technician will isolate the network issue to restore connectivity.
39. Isolating the specific gene mutation is crucial for developing a treatment.
40. The team will isolate the relevant data points for analysis.

Issue:

Noun:

1. An important topic or problem for debate or discussion.
2. A point in question or dispute between parties.

Verb:

1. To supply or distribute (something) officially or formally.
2. To send out or circulate (something).

Prepositions:

• “Of” (issue of)
• “To” (issue to)
• “With” (issue with)
• “For” (issue for)

Collocations:

• Issue a statement, issue an order, issue a warning, issue a report, issue a decree, issue a license, issue a certificate.

Example Sentences:

1. Climate change is a pressing global issue.
2. The committee discussed the issue of funding for the project.
3. The magazine covers current social issues in its latest edition.
4. The company needs to address the issue of employee morale.
5. The issue of homelessness requires immediate attention from policymakers.
6. They debated the issue of gun control for hours.
7. The mayor issued a statement addressing the budgetary issues.
8. The issue of human rights violations was raised at the United Nations.
9. The teacher explained the key issues in the chapter.
10. She raised an issue about the safety of the new equipment.
11. The newspaper published an article on environmental issues.
12. They need to resolve the issue before moving forward with the project.
13. The committee will investigate the issue of pollution in the river.
14. He voiced concerns about the issue of access to healthcare.
15. The CEO issued an order to halt production temporarily.
16. The judge issued a ruling on the controversial legal issue.
17. The government issued a travel advisory for the region.
18. The president issued pardons to several prisoners.
19. The company issued a recall of faulty products.
20. She issued a warning about the approaching storm.
21. They issued a press release announcing the merger.
22. The city issued permits for the construction project.
23. The school issued report cards to students last week.
24. He issued a decree banning public gatherings.
25. The department issued guidelines for handling hazardous materials.
26. The organization issued certificates to participants of the training program.
27. She issued an apology for the mistake.
28. The manager issued an invitation to the annual conference.
29. The editor issued a correction to the article.
30. The committee issued a resolution on the matter.
31. The minister issued a directive to streamline procedures.
32. They issued a summons for the witness to testify.
33. The administration issued a policy statement on immigration.
34. The court issued an injunction against the construction project.
35. The board issued a statement clarifying its position.
36. They issued a recommendation to improve safety standards.
37. The agency issued licenses for the new business ventures.
38. The president issued an executive order on cybersecurity.
39. The committee issued findings from their investigation.
40. The organization issued guidelines for ethical conduct.