Sentence examples for it's unconnected from inspiring English sources

3.25pm It's unconnected to the cabin crew dispute, but BA this afternoon announced it had moved closer to agreeing a union deal over its £3.7bn pension deficit.

"[This first launch] is a direct relationship between Sierra Nevada and ULA, and Sierra Nevada is paying for the efforts of this; it's unconnected to the Nasa programme - the purchase of the launch was something done from company to company".

A Fifa spokesman said it was unconnected to Blatter's bid for re-election.

In other words this is something so unlikely that it is unconnected to either immediate threat or practical concern.

Can it be unconnected with events regarded as less cheering in this tumultuous upheaval of a year?

It was unconnected and the big manufacturers tended towards the creation of dumb protocols that, while secure, couldn't do much.

Though this is not a moral judgment in the narrow sense favored by accountability theorists (that is, it is unconnected to any interpersonal demand, or mutual expectation, of the sort presupposed by the reactive attitudes) it is a case of finding fault in the way an agent has exercised his judgment.

We just put them off as -- as something that's unconnected to our behavior right now.

"I think that's unconnected to my comments about the overall question here," McConnell responded.

It's totally unconnected to today's game, but a story in The Sun caught my eye this morning.

Is it buggery: it's an unconnected group of ingredients, introduced via the medium of tinned tomato and butter beans.