Sentence examples for independently come from inspiring English sources
2In the early 1970s a Ukrainian physicist from Soviet Russia (now the independent country of Ukraine) named P. I. Fomin (Petro Ivanovych Fomin) also seems to have independently come up with the idea that our universe may have come from a quantum fluctuation.
It was possible that Rod Stewart had independently come up with that riff, because resemblance is not proof of influence.
He insisted that he had had no prior discussion with members of the cabinet and only talked to Hewitt because she had independently come to the same conclusion.
In a mere 18 poems, it demonstrated the qualities that Frost and Thomas had – quite independently – come to believe were essential to the making of good verse.
Dr. Ignarro, of the University of California, Los Angeles, told the same meeting that he had independently come up with the same result.
Back then, Douglas Engelbart, a young engineer leading a small team of researchers at Stanford Research Institute, and Ted Nelson, a social scientist working solo, had independently come up with an idea that came to be called hypertext.
Mr. Pink and Mr. Brown independently came to the same conclusion.
Meanwhile, the State Department's intelligence arm, the Bureau of Intelligence and Research, independently came to the exact same conclusion about those documents, according to Greg Thielmann, a former official there.
Hughes later describes how she independently came up with the term "compassionate conservative" after hearing Bush talk passionately about being a conservative with a heart.
He and a colleague, Dr. Jing Wang, along with Dr. Stefan Pokorski of Warsaw University and Dr. Hsin-Chia Cheng of the University of Chicago, independently came up with a similar scheme for generating dimensions from particles.
Which feels a clever twist – along with Hardy getting Miller to see if she independently came to the same conclusion – but we've got there in three episodes in which Sandbrook hasn't even been the main focus.
