Sentence examples for less separate from inspiring English sources

Long Island's aquifers are mixtures of sand, gravel and water divided, generally, by layers of clay and more or less separate from one another.

Thus, filmmakers' private activities, which the age of absolute publicity broadcasts all the more blaringly, become ever less separate from their films.

Hurry up Less separate, more equal Dirt all round ReprintsBelarus, with 10m people to Russia's 147m, had a GDP one fortieth of Russia's in 1996.

Scientific studies have found no link between sexual orientation and abuse, and the church is careful to describe its two initiatives as more or less separate.

Hurry up Less separate, more equal Dirt all round A moving story Taxing matters Slavic symbolism ReprintsHere comes the difficulty: who decides what is harmful?

What the Google settlement means for now is that the two great repositories of human culture, the book and the web, are a little less separate, and a little more alike.

Each team is locked in a close contest for its division lead, with a game or less separating the Spurs from the Utah Jazz and the Lakers from the Portland Trail Blazers.

We used to have that more or less separated into different groups.

The killings, carried out by a lone shooter or a small number of attackers, unfold in hours or less, separating them from serial killer shootings that occur over weeks, months or years.

Hence, chamber XIII apparently is less separated from the other cave chambers than previously thought (e.g., [ 25, 77]).

Coordinately controlled genes form a cluster in this space which is more or less separated from the other points.