Sentence examples for be split away from inspiring English sources

Should broadband be like electricity and everyone should have it or should it be like water where you can dig your own borehole with government support?" BT chief executive Gavin Patterson is already on the record as saying it would be a "mistake for the country as a whole" for Openreach to be split away from his company.

Its $900 million-a-year security business will soon be split away from its storage division.

In March, following revelations that hundreds of thousands of people were let into the country without appropriate checks, the home secretary announced that the UK Border Force would be split away from the UK Border Agency and become a separate entity.

It was split away from the plateau as Australia separated from Antarctica.

In 1841 Sarawak was split away on the southwest, becoming an independent kingdom ruled by the Brooke Raj.

I haven't seen any schemes in past years at the Senior Bowl where tight ends are split away from the formation, but I wouldn't be surprised if that happens sooner than later.

Centrica, an energy distribution company that was split away from British Gas in 1997, made its first purchase of natural gas reserves in Canada, buying the privately owned Avalanche Energy of Calgary, Alberta, for 253.5 million Canadian dollars ($167 million).

The fighters of Ansar Dine have long been seen by those who have been seeking a negotiated end to the Malian crisis as most vulnerable to being split away from their allies in al-Qaida in the Islamic Maghreb (AQIM) and the Movement for Unity and Jihad in West Africa (MUJAO).

More importantly, separate ambulance services termed "urgent" as opposed to "emergent" have been split away from main EMS to augment such centers.

The birthplace of Sikhism, Nankana Sahib, was split away in West Punjab.

In the example in Fig. 1, this would result in all sequences being split away from the family as singletons.