Sentence examples similar to favored disconnecting from inspiring English sources
This is true even though more households each year are disconnecting their landlines in favor of cellphones.
Generally, scientists overseas are more expensive to interview, the logistics can be more complex, and scientists abroad can become disconnected from the networks that support favored candidates for the best jobs.
More consumers are disconnecting their home phone lines in favor of their cellphones or Internet telephone service.
Though it may be difficult, it's important to find ways of disconnecting from the wider universe and all its horrors in favor of the world you can reach out and touch.
This apparent disconnect led to further experiments in the in vivo rat liver, which favored the interpretation that PDH flux is primarily responsible for HP [C]bicarbonate production in vivo.
He cannot appear to favor black America, nor can he appear completely disconnected from it, Belcher said.
When you clean, when you favor hermetic sealing in the name of safety, you also disconnect people from one another.
The telecommunications industry is already in a state of flux as more people disconnect their home telephone lines in favor of cellphones.
There seems to be a disconnect in the reasoning of those who favor snowmobiling in Yellowstone National Park.
Ultimately, in 1976, the New Jersey Supreme Court ruled in favor of the parents, although Ms. Quinlan lived for nine more years after the ventilator was disconnected.
