Sentence examples for growing separation from inspiring English sources

Indeed, over the last half-century, there has been a growing separation between the two in Britain.

The growing separation of management, production and regulation has weakened the relative bargaining power of workers in the United States.

"The problem with college athletics is the growing separation of athletic departments, in fact and in attitude, from the rest of the campus," Brand said.

Some of these were merely scribal habits resulting from local usage, but others did reflect the growing separation of the kingdoms and the centralization within each.

A recent row over face veils exposed unease at what many see as growing separation within Britain.The issue, say some, is not multiculturalism but Islam.

The precise reasons remain unclear, but the growing separation between the empirical and aesthetic branches of learning must have played a major role.

Our predicament today is defined by this tension: the global free circulation of commodities is accompanied by growing separations in the social sphere.

To regard the chemical reality that is to have the spring constants in each bin decrease with the growing separations without introducing extra parameters, spring constant γ a is set to be 1/tr(Γ a).

Atthis threshold, the semi-classical system undergoes a supercritical pitchforkbifurcation where the stable origin goes unstable, and the stable pair of fixedpoints emerges from the origin and grows in separation with increasing parametricpumping (the checkered red region in the upper half-plane in Figure 3).

The separation of gas mixtures by dense polymeric membrane processes is one of the fastest growing branches of separation technology.

There are also growing calls for separation from mainstream LGB politics.