Sentence examples for entirely separated from from inspiring English sources

Election-year politics can never be entirely separated from politicians' decisions.

Although this decision cannot be entirely separated from other design stages, the use of decision-making techniques can render this a more rational decision.

She's right, and yet it's clear that women still attract a certain kind of heated veneration that can't yet be entirely separated from hate.

It's the same divided-city paradigm borne out in the 2011 riots, where two Londons live together, yet entirely separated from each other.

In many cases, the first step in securing these systems has been to insure that they are entirely separated from the Internet.

In this paper, a new method for analyzing the microstructure evolution of aluminum during deformation at elevated temperatures by extrusion is presented, which is entirely separated from secondary restoration effects viz.

This is not entirely separate from winning matches.

Finally, the improved cost-efficiency of producing transgenics allows for the first time the economical production of salmon in indoor facilities entirely separate from the ocean waters.

It's a little more self-righteous, purist and unglamorous than the hurly-burly of hip-hop in general, but by no means entirely separate from it.

Are they entirely separate from their locations, in the sense that they share no parts with them?

Before the advent of indoor plumbing, we did our business in holes, structures and facilities entirely separate from our living spaces to avoid the stuff.