Sentence examples for effectively divorced from from inspiring English sources

And for New Yorkers, who are now effectively divorced from choosing a candidate in the presidential election, practically any change would be a great improvement for the state's importance in the selection process.

The results show that with strong selection, genetic diversity is effectively divorced from increases in population size.

Sadly we already know from the deliveries of World Cup Finals to Russia and Qatar that Blatter has effectively divorced football from the advancement of human rights.

And since the two companies have effectively divorced, we don't expect a "full court press" on the marketing front from WB, who is distributing worldwide except for Japan.

Both types of mutants should be non-motile; however, the motAB mutant should contain intact, yet non-functional flagella, effectively divorcing the presence of flagella from the process of motility.

This conception of human nature was not entirely divorced from the unitary biblical view, but a body-soul dualism (see mind-body dualism) was effectively present in such literature.

Political strategy should also be distinguished from but not divorced from competitive strategy.

Training in partograph use is limited, and the theory is often divorced from practice.

Lyle was divorced from his wife, Nadine.

Patients, often divorced from costs, overuse.

Bryden was divorced from Patricia Leslie Bowen-Davies.