Sentence examples for detached from the causes from inspiring English sources
Though there is nothing inherently wrong with honoring the memory of America's fallen soldiers by celebrating the freedoms we treasure, when we become so far detached from the causes for which they died and the original meaning of the holiday, we do a disservice to the country and ideals we intend to celebrate.
The particular kind of neutrality associated with digital humanitarianism is dangerous: to be so detached from the cause you claim to support – and to spread information without quite asking what it really means, and who is behind it – is deeply problematic when you are dealing with human life.
The thunderstorms became detached from the circulation, causing Ele to weaken to a tropical depression late on September 9.
the head in the drive becomes detached from the read/write arms, causing the latter to "gouge deep scratches" in the disk.
Dr. Mastrogiannis said, "We have found premature delivery, ruptured membranes, and placental abruption --that's babruption --thate plabruption --thatetached from the uterus, which can cause serious blood clots in the mother and premature birth or death of the baby--in studies involving cocaine use.
Dr. Mastrogiannis said, "We have found premature delivery, ruptured membranes, and placental abruption" - that's basically when the placenta becomes detached from the uterus, which can cause serious blood clots in the mother and premature birth or death of the baby - in studies involving cocaine use.
These cells formed foci and syncytias that detached from the wall of cell culture flask causing formation of plaques.
During his run in Q1 the rear wing detached from the floor of the car, coming out of Woodcote, causing a severe loss of downforce.
Aging or acute trauma can cause the tendon to become detached from the bone by breakdown or destruction of the enthesis [5], [10], [11].
