Sentence examples for long separate from inspiring English sources

The long, separate path of these species may have resulted in the evolution of key functions for varied ecosystems.

The markedly different structural forms of the three living orders demonstrate that each group has had a long, separate evolutionary history.

Yet he adds that part of what is fueling the growth of religious reference books is the convergence of the mainstream and Christian book markets, which were long separate.

The effort involves a significant integration of the company's resources around the world; the Times and International Herald Tribune staffs, long separate, have essentially merged, with reporting lines directly to New York.

In this alternative history, Gilmour argues that the 1861 unification of the Italian peninsula into a single nation ignored the reality of its distinct city-states with long, separate histories and little in common.

The case, combined with similar ones, eventually reached the U.S. Supreme Court as McGOWAN v. MARYLAND (366U.S.420) in which Chief Justice Warren wrote for the Court, upholding the constitutionality of Sunday laws of the different states, and in which Justice Frankfurter wrote a long, separate concurring opinion.

long separating… Harbour of Nassau, Bah., with Paradise Island in distance.

Digital transformation is knocking down silos that have long separated functions within an organization.

Of course, some of the mingling unites compatriots long separated by distance.

Restrictions which have long separated domestic and international calls have gone.

He and Elizabeth were long separated by the time she died.