Sentence examples for became decoupled from from inspiring English sources

The base unit of time became decoupled from the uneven pirouette of earth, defined instead by an intrinsic atomic property.

The technology — and some of the good — came to pass, but also became decoupled from the larger changes (political, social, ecological) he anticipated.

In the most recent recession, productivity became decoupled from the number of workers, so while the number of workers went down, because of technology, productivity stayed the same or actually went up.

The fruits of that revolution are on display in the chart at the top of this article, showing how worker compensation became decoupled from worker productivity starting in the 1970s.

However, sub-basins became decoupled from the basin outlet as summer progressed, and their runoff during significant summer and fall storms entered ephemeral stream channels where most was lost to evaporation and infiltration or held in surface storage.

And that short rates became decoupled from long-term rates in 2002?

But … productivity growth and employment growth started to become decoupled from each other.

Rather, attention has become decoupled from the subject's primary task, and shifted to the subject's own personal goals.

Why have job volumes and wages become decoupled from the rest of the train of economic progress?

It's only after ideology is put to the side that a message itself can change, so that it becomes decoupled from notions of self-perception.

The Indian economy, so the theory went, had become decoupled from the American economy, so that even if our economy ran into trouble, theirs would continue humming along.