Sentence examples for divorced from work from inspiring English sources
Finally, and of the greatest significance, the method of wide reflective equilibrium should make it clear that work in ethical theory cannot be divorced from work in practical ethics.
He pointed out how the George of the second act is completely divorced from his work and even his actions.
It's a deeply American idea that "relationships" somehow exist in an airtight vacuum divorced from money, work, power and politics.
The overall focus of the SFDRR's recommendations on tackling root causes of disaster risk, namely vulnerability, is welcome, but that is undermined by keeping one hazard driver/diminisher (climate change) divorced from that work due to the separate intergovernmental process.
When I received tenure, it was the result of an arbitrary and opaque process, divorced from my work in the classroom helping students.
His mother, Wendy Abrahamsen, who is divorced from Ernie Gordon, works as an office manager for the team.
It is hard to imagine how these teams can be made to work together as efficiently as necessary unless they are divorced from their current work cultures.
"It's rare when somebody's politics can be so completely divorced from his scholarly work," says Stephen Presser, a conservative colleague at Northwestern who has known Redish for 33 years.
She worked as a teacher, was divorced from a guy who worked in law enforcement, and was raising her son largely alone in a small town.
Clinicians should resist sidelining patient experience measures as too subjective or mood-orientated, divorced from the 'real' clinical work of measuring and delivering patient safety and clinical effectiveness.
Clinicians should resist sidelining patient experience as too subjective or mood-oriented, divorced from the 'real' clinical work of measuring safety and effectiveness.
