Sentence examples for becoming increasingly separated from inspiring English sources
This may be problematic as it appears that the shadow cabinet is becoming increasingly separated from the wider Parliamentary Labour Party, which might lead to disaster in the future.
As we see the world, that storage was really a one-appliance-needed-to-fit-all world, and it's becoming increasingly separated into the hot edge and the central store.
But perhaps no division has been as pronounced and uniform as the generational one, with society's young and old becoming increasingly separated over issues, and the old winning repeatedly.
Society has become increasingly separated.
It was becoming increasingly difficult to separate his actions from his myth.
And does the coincidence of the two events suggest that dystopian fantasies are becoming increasingly difficult to separate from real life?
The idea is to capture, in a building, the essence of a world in which images proliferate all around us — from our phones, in the back seats of taxis — and in which it is becoming increasingly difficult to separate physical reality from the sleekly manufactured realities of the digital age.
PSA-testing has, since it was introduced during the 90s, resulted in a rising overdiagnosis of PC (i.e., detection of nonlethal pseudo-tumours) and it is becoming increasingly important to separate clinically significant PC from indolent disease in aetiological studies.
She had already adopted seven children — four Hutus and three Tutsis — and although the situation was becoming increasingly dangerous, she refused to separate them.
On the contrary, there was an undisguised sense of condescension toward the visiting foreign executives". Most distressing is that, like the creatures of Galapagos, the products of Japanese research and knowledge generation are becoming increasingly evolved yet nonetheless separate from global society.
Computer games are becoming increasingly data-driven, meaning that the the game content is separated from the game code.
