Sentence examples for is already detaching from inspiring English sources
Elsewhere in iOS, Apple is already detaching itself from Google search: the default search engine on Siri is Microsoft's Bing, and that cannot be changed by the user.
Scotland is already detaching itself from the rest of the UK, as my friend and former Herald political editor Benedict Brogan blogged today.
That physician is already detached from centuries of professional railings and boundaries that physicians have maintained so that patients can entrust themselves to physicians when they cannot care for themselves.
The thoracic sections of the newly-ecdysed-pupae (not shown) and pupae-in-apolysis are histologically very similar, except that in the former the cuticle is still attached to the epidermis, while in the latter it is already detached.
Above all, he was already detaching the image from dialogue, creating images that weren't merely illustrative but highly expressive; his sense of visual storytelling was based on an intensity of rhetorical inflection.
She was still in the shop, still speaking Hokkien and Mandarin, but her life was already detaching from that of our cousins and grandparents, like a slowly shifting tectonic plate breaking off to form its own continent.
If she's not – if she's already detached and disengaged – we won't.
By 1971, the country was in a bitter war of independence; and Bangladesh, which was already detached from the main body of the country, formed its own state.
Sadly, there is no common law right to pick them (unless they are already detached) but, in practice, taking a kilo home for tea won't get you into trouble.
In this situation, micelles conjugated with antimetastatic peptides like EILDV can play a major role in recognition of tumor cells which have been already detached from the primary tumor site and under process of metastasis.
Whether Ret is actually required for maintaining dendrite-ECM attachment or whether these dendrites were already detached when they were originally growing remains to be investigated.
