Sentence examples for is splitting off from inspiring English sources

"So what you're doing, in effect, is splitting off votes from the major party challenger.

The only real news was that he is splitting off what remains of AOL's Internet access business, which serves those who can't or simply don't want to upgrade from dial-up service to broadband.

We're at a technological inflection point, a major branch of computing is splitting off and everyone from the sysadmin to the CEO is wondering what it will mean.

He's taking early retirement as part of a realignment in which HP is splitting off its $8 billion test and measurement business (the original business of William Hewlett and David Packard) from its main computing and imaging operations.

Credit Suisse is splitting off its investment bank unit outside Switzerland from its global wealth bank, Swiss investment banking and wealth management units in an aim to meet the "new regulatory reality," according to the Financial Times.

There's a suggestion, in the initially disembodied voice, that Akiko is split off from herself in some way.

When an amino acid is degraded, the ammonia nitrogen at one end of the molecule is split off, incorporated into urea, and excreted in the urine.

The couple installed an interior "balcony," a small room-within-a-room that is split off from the apartment's main space with metal-framed glass walls.

After the MCC, 35.6 mW is split off at a 100 1 ratio with a polarising beam splitter (PBS) for use as the local oscillator (LO) for balanced homodyne measurement.

In 2012, Kraft's confectionary business is split off as Mondelez.

Water is split off, and the resulting methenyl-THF is reduced via methylene- to methyl-THF.