Sentence examples for increasingly separated from inspiring English sources

In 2003, Gee said he felt college athletics had "become increasingly separated and arrogant, apart from the institution".

"People are increasingly separated by economic and political power, inevitably heightening social tensions and increasing the risk of societal breakdown".

In practical terms, the West Bank has been increasingly separated from East Jerusalem, which is still the most populous Palestinian city.The attacks on Mr Abbas are personal, too.

She has increasingly separated herself from Mr. McCain's positions, and this week tried to quarantine herself from the damage caused by news that the Republican National Committee had spent $150,000 on clothing and accessories for her and her family.

This may be problematic as it appears that the shadow cabinet is becoming increasingly separated from the wider Parliamentary Labour Party, which might lead to disaster in the future.

ALLAN BRICK Kennett Square, Pa., May 27, 2013 To the Editor: This essay speaks to the disturbing trend that finds more Americans today living in an atomized society that is increasingly separated from the military.

To combat it, Sun is increasingly separating Solaris from its own hardware.

From the hospital's vantage point we looked over vast Israeli settlements spreading across the West Bank, as well as the wire fences, high walls and roads that increasingly separate the Jewish and Arab populations.

As our technologies become more powerful, they increasingly separate us from the natural world and give us the false belief that we are somehow outside nature or beyond its control.

My impression is that evolutionary biology is increasingly separating into two camps, divided over just this question.

A PCA plot using these data confirmed that the AR patients were increasingly separating from their matched NR patients and control patients as they approached rejection (Fig. 5B).