Sentence examples for have compartmentalized from inspiring English sources

Many organizations have compartmentalized themselves so much that crucial functions like procurement or compliance have become their own entities, marching to their own drumbeats.

I have, compartmentalized in my head, one file for the NFL, one for college basketball and one for golf.

Other famous figures have compartmentalized their lives to such a degree that their public personas are completely at odds with their private lives.

"I hate to give the impression that we have compartmentalized our parenting, but some of those duties are officially mine for sure," Courard-Hauri says.

"In other instances, they may have compartmentalized this facet of their identity.

"The influential organizations behind this anticontraception agenda," writes Joerg Dreweke in a recent, comprehensive Guttmacher policy review, have compartmentalized the debate, which allows them to pick and choose when contraception should be viewed as abortion and when it should not.

However, in samples that were collected 10 or more days apart, six of seven subjects were classified as having compartmentalized viral populations, highlighting the necessity of contemporaneous sampling for genetic compartmentalization studies.

That Thursday I was in a kitchen in suburban Atlanta, conducting my interview, having compartmentalized my fear.

"Just as it did with the war on ISIS, the U.S. has compartmentalized the [chemical weapons] issue and isolated it from the broader Syrian conflict.

She has firmly shaped her memories, as she has compartmentalized her life, and I had been warned by her friends that her demand for loyalty to her father's legacy was absolute.

He was skillful at playing on the public's willingness to divide a politician's private and public behavior, until the Monica Lewinsky episode surfaced and people began to wonder if they had compartmentalized too well.