Sentence examples for cannot sever from inspiring English sources
He said that "we cannot sever the connections that have enabled so much progress" but cautioned that it was leading to increasing inequality around the world.
While carriers may be able to exert pressure on suppliers, they are also reluctant to rely entirely on a single supplier and cannot easily sever established relationships, because networking equipment is complicated to manage and a shift can be costly.
Although dual sources in HTG-TFET inCrease C gs, the reduced C gd cannot bring sever Miller capacitance.
And the Gate1 voltage of 1 V cannot bring sever influence on reading "0" operation, which has been demonstrated by Fig. 7b.
The recommendations state that pocket infection should be treated as a Class II indication if the lead can be severed in clean tissue and subsequently as a Class I indication if the lead cannot be severed in clean tissue, which is the typical situation, at least nowadays.
"The story of who I am cannot be severed from the story of the flatlands".
Mike and I feel very much like twinned souls; we have a fundamental connection that cannot be severed".
Marriage cannot be severed from its cultural, religious and natural roots without weakening the good influence of society.
Judge Vinson acknowledged that he was deviating from this practice, but he argued that this is an atypical case in which the individual mandate is so "inextricably bound" to the remaining provisions that it cannot be severed.
In Mr. Bush's call for action last week, he argued that the drastic step of a constitutional amendment is necessary because "marriage cannot be severed from its cultural, religious and natural roots without weakening the good influence of society".
Once she abandons the idea that our freedom, as absolutely internal, is immune from an assault by the other, and accepts the radical vulnerability of our lived embodiment, questions of violence and desire cannot be severed from the question of our shared humanity or questions of ethics and justice.
