This in turn can further divorce the escalation process from its social context and this can lead to arbitrary analytic divisions say between inside and outside the organisation.
In fact, on Monday, United States Representative Mark Steven Kirk, Republican of Illinois, said he planned to introduce legislation in Washington to further divorce Mr. Blagojevich from whatever stimulus money may be pondered for Illinois; Mr. Kirk wants such money sent to the State Legislature instead of to Mr. Blagojevich's office.
It then attempts to shoehorn in the metaphor of a pinball machine, whose vividness further divorces the sentence's central idea from a credible reality, and then finally, in order, I imagine, to deploy four nouns rather than three, it falls irritatingly into redundancy: brimstone and sulfur, as a quick trip to the dictionary will confirm, are synonyms.
Further, divorce is simply more common among evangelicals than it was in the past.
Of the non-respondents, the majority were unmarried compared to the respondents (54.7% vs. 40.1%); further 12.8% were divorced and 20.3% were born in a foreign country while corresponding figures for the respondents were 10.4% and 13.4%, respectively.
Lane went further than Ria and divorced in 1980.
Lane went further than Ria, getting divorced and continuing her romance with "Him" for years.
Ms Harb assumed this was confirmation of their divorce and married a further two times, divorcing both men.
A total of 23 were married, 13 were single, with a further 14 either widowed or divorced.
Moreover, after having children, pressure from social norms and cultural traditions may grow to further discourage divorce.
With every month that passes, I am closer to marriage and further from divorce.
