Sentence examples for less entangled from inspiring English sources

Lehman Brothers and Washington Mutual, which were less entangled with the rest of the financial system, were allowed to collapse.

The next generation is no less entangled – the butcher's daughter and the ironmonger's orphaned nephew reconstruct their elders' passionate clenches.

There are arguments that Cyprus is too small (and its banks less entangled with the rest of the euro area, bar Greece) to pose a systemic risk.

Would English, Welsh, Scottish and Northern Irish taxpayers be willing to pay more for defence if this meant being less entangled with US priorities and pressures?

At the same time, they have bid up the price of technology and pharmaceutical companies that earn much of their revenue outside the country and are less entangled with the government.

What is not understandable is why The Times, under these circumstances, should wish to perpetuate this parochial quarrel by assigning "Lectures on Shakespeare" to Logan to review rather than to someone less entangled and more open-minded.

The distance from the organization will make them sympathetic, neutral and less-entangled listeners.

This resulted in a material with a less effective entangled starch matrix.

They hope to extend their life further by using silicon or carbon, the atomic nuclei of which interfere less with the entangled electrons than do those of gallium arsenide.John Martinis and his colleagues at the University of California, Santa Barbara (UCSB), meanwhile, have been trying to forge qubits from superconducting circuits.

Co-op boards are less likely to become entangled in lawsuits, less likely to reject prospective apartment buyers and more likely to trust building managers than they were in the mid-90's, when the co-op and condominium conversion movement was just passing its peak, according to a citywide sampling of the views of 200 board presidents.

But the resulting group of leaders is smaller, more entangled and no less disconnected from ordinary people.