Sentence examples for could become detached from inspiring English sources

In that action, Kia recalled about 70,000 Optimas from the 2006-8 model years because the shift cable could become detached, causing the driver to think the automatic was in Park when it was not.

It is not free of plot-holes – audiences are entitled to ask how a certain grappling-hook could become detached from a rail and fall to the pavement – but what a supremely stylish and watchable picture it is.

In some of the vehicles, sound-muffling material inside the steering wheel could become detached and wind up disabling the driver's side air bag system, the agency said.

He demonstrated that masses in the blood vessels resulted from "thrombosis" (his term) and that portions of a thrombus could become detached to form an "embolus" (also his term).

Reconsider accessories with small beading, ribbons that could become detached or decals that could be ripped off.

The RNLI said the 10m (32ft -long container could have become detached from a ship in bad weather.

At 8 and 12 weeks postoperatively in particular, the intensity was about half that at day 0. Because of this low intensity the tissue could have become detached from the plug cartilage before 24 weeks postoperatively (Fig. 5c).

Used over a long period of time it could cause you to become detached for others.

Some thought that Derbyshire and his colleagues had betrayed their modernist and rationalist roots, but he was persuaded that architects had become detached from the tastes and preferences of clients and wanted to show that they could listen.

A few stragglers, though, have become detached already.

In order to do this, class has become detached from work and demarcated through leisure.