Sentence examples for increasingly distance from inspiring English sources

The dire economic times have emboldened some elected officials to increasingly distance themselves from the mayor.

Increasingly, distance learning is also limited to those willing and able to pay for materials or course delivery.

That mix remains one of the best documents of the vitality still to be found in dubstep at this crucial point in its history; a vitality that would continue to diminish in years to come, leading Hyperdub (and its founder) to increasingly distance itself from the music that arguably made it famous.

He has increasingly distanced himself from the meditative indie and alternative-R.

Mr. Ambedkar increasingly distanced himself from Hinduism altogether, so deeply did he question the caste system.

Yet we also have a new generation of oceanographers who have become increasingly distanced from the object of their study.

The Clinton administration, which has increasingly distanced itself from the peace process in Colombia, supported Mr. Pastrana's decision.

Since that watershed moment, Turkey has increasingly distanced itself from western and Israeli policy, notably on Iran and Palestine.

Others argue that drinking habits have become polarised, with the moderate majority increasingly distanced from a crapulous minority.

More than any other major European country, France has maintained a close relationship with the Palestinian leader, even as other European governments have increasingly distanced themselves from him.

(Ratliff) YELLOWJACKETS (Through Sunday) A long-running pop-jazz group, well-practiced and increasingly distancing itself from the smoothness that was a sound of its time 10 years ago.