Sentence examples similar to departing from the basics from inspiring English sources

And the Grand Union deal, by departing from the basic formula of buying chains that are market leaders, suggests to some that Ahold may at times be pushing its expansion plans too hard.

At each site the magnitude and the pattern of needs and resources differ from those in New Haven; and yet at each site significant opportunities exist for devising an appropriate scope and local strategies that, without departing from the basic principles of the Teachers Institute, can meet those needs.

He sees no reason not to depart from the basic text, "if it needs it, and it probably will need it at some point.

The Federal Republic used the Nationality Law of 1913 as its basis of citizenship regime; while it clearly dissociated itself from preceding practices, it also found it difficult to depart from the basic conception of nationhood and to recognise that it had become an immigration country (Klusmeyer, 2009).

However, a limitation of this approach and of MOA approaches in general is the tacit assumption of site concordance, which departs from the basic tenet of U.S. EPA cancer risk assessment that site concordance across species is not required in hazard evaluation, a tenet consistent with observations of site disconcordance across countless rodent bioassays.

Departing from the most basic of traditional photographic methods, he often took photos without even looking through the viewfinder.

Departing from the god, thy lord should meet.

The contribution of an oxygen bubble departing from the electrode surface to the mass transfer is much greater than the contribution of a departing hydrogen bubble.

Departing from the Traditional.

Departing From the Rules of Harmony (2011).

So many souls are departing from the hospital every day.