Sentence examples for breaking the relationship between from inspiring English sources
It was Margaret Thatcher's masterstroke, breaking the relationship between people whose homes, jobs and public services were provided by council monopolies, and the Labour Party that controlled those local authorities.
By finding a level of nicotine at which cigarettes lose their addictive hook, the research has gotten closer to "breaking the relationship between nicotine and this deadly product".
"We in Britain have shown that it is possible to break the relationship between economic growth and ever rising pollution".
And finally we need to break the relationship between the oil majors and motor vehicle companies that has impeded the development and penetration of EVs for so many decades.
"If we say the only way to handle this is to stop growing, we will be factually wrong, because if we stopped growing but didn't break the relationship between activity and emissions, we wouldn't be tackling climate change".
They kept asking me why I wanted to break the relationship between Cuba and the United States.
Nonindexed pools break the relationship between reads and samples and place an enormous burden on variant calling algorithms to disentangle true variants from NGS errors.
"They also did not want to break the relationship that had developed between them and their son-in-law," suggests Asina.
By finally breaking the old relationship between Labour and the interests it was created to represent, Mr Blair has twisted the whole of British politics into a new shape.
So, intuitively, the cost of breaking the physical relationship between long-range regulatory regions and their target genes may be so high that rearrangements are rarely fixed where such relationship is predominant (see also [ 31]).
