Sentence examples for effectively distanced from inspiring English sources

Just as Denny's active participation at events like TEDx Vaduz and DLD sets him apart from those of us who merely observe and critique the tech industry from the comforts of the non-tech world, by allying itself with the artist-observer, was it possible that Genius has effectively distanced itself from the increasingly stodgy industry zeitgeist?

But tabloid sources claim the photographer was "hopping mad" about Wallis's letter in the Guardian yesterday, effectively distancing himself from Fraser and his agency.

Mr. Sidgmore claims to have had a nonoperational role at WorldCom since 1998, effectively distancing himself from taking part in managerial decisions.

Such futures take both practitioner and participant out of their comfort zones where conditioned identity can more effectively distance itself from process and thus disrupt the futures thinking and futures action necessary for society and culture to make the leap forward the planet so desperately needs.

In order to effectively distance the two products from possible negative connotations associated with alternative medicine in the field of allopathic medicine, the two devices will be given separate and distinct names: MedStim for the allopathic medicine device and TheraMag for the alternative medicine device.

Despite addressing what are primarily aesthetic concerns, FGCS is repositioned as a matter of reclaiming one's self-confidence, life, and happiness, effectively distancing it from the critiques of vanity so commonly levelled at the practice of cosmetic surgery more generally [ 38].

Since a water molecule cannot accommodate its coordination domain inside a sub-nanoscale cavity, water effectively distances itself from exposed BHBs to a larger extent than from well protected bonds.

The tournament was effectively over after Woods had distanced himself from the high-quality field with a stunning nine-under-61 on Friday and many of his rivals all but conceded they were playing for second place.

Then, we determined whether they walked to the next nearest resource or walked longer distances by dividing the distance effectively travelled by the distance to the next nearest resource.

The opening of the London Underground in 1863 effectively cut distances and enabled residents to leave the crowded centre for more spacious suburban developments.

The front hip point (effectively, the distance between your hip and the road) was lowered 20 millimeters, which doesn't sound like much but helps deliver the feeling that you're settling down into a sports car rather than heaving yourself over the gunwale of the ol' family hauler.