Sentence examples for decoupling itself from inspiring English sources

Tasty has done this, counterintuitively, by decoupling itself, to a strong degree, from the BuzzFeed brand.

Ecomodernism cannot decouple itself from environmentalism any more than humanity can decouple itself from nature.

Spain rarely decouples itself from Brussels in its Russia policy.

Chinese economic activity has now decoupled itself from electricity demand.

But when it comes to the economy, Europe remains optimistic that it can decouple itself and withstand collateral damage from a possible recession in the United States.

"Microsoft has decoupled itself some from the tough times of the PC cycle," said David Readerman, an analyst at Thomas Weisel Partners in San Francisco.

BEIJING — As sure as night follows day, a flurry of warnings that the global recovery is faltering is reviving the great debate about whether the Asian economy can decouple itself from that of the West.

"The future of Yukos depends on whether the company can decouple itself from the controlling shareholder," said Boris A. Jordan, an investor and representative hired by United States and European mutual funds holding Yukos shares to lobby for their interests and seek a seat on the Yukos board.

Li Xiaochao, a spokesman for the National Bureau of Statistics, admitted the impact of the global financial crisis has been far worse than the government's had expected.And China is usually regarded as the country which, thanks to the buoyancy of domestic demand, is more likely than most to have managed to "decouple" itself from the recession gathering pace elsewhere.

While in earlier decades, Europe followed automobile technology leaps initiated in the USA, it has decoupled itself for 20 years by focusing research capacity towards the diesel powertrain.

Bond yields rose and stocks fell, stoking fears that Spain's attempt to "decouple" itself from the problems of other peripheral euro-zone countries may be in trouble.