Sentence examples for maintained distance from from inspiring English sources
One of the founders was Josip Broz Tito, the dictator of Yugoslavia, which maintained distance from Moscow but was hardly non-aligned.
Similarly, a study in Germany found that the public's desire to maintain distance from those with a diagnosis of schizophrenia increased from 1990 to 2001.
He is making his base in Washington, the city where MCI had its headquarters before being acquired by WorldCom in 1998, as he maintains distance from WorldCom's official headquarters in Clinton, Miss.
Some Democrats say that Schumer and Clinton may have a more difficult time maintaining distance from the governor's race, because minority resentment over Ferrer's fate may put pressure on them to help Carl McCall, who is black, in his campaign against Andrew Cuomo.
Google continues to say the right things publicly about maintaining distance from its Motorola unit with regard to Android.
We selected these two depths to be as far as possible yet within the operating restriction of RFA to maintain distance from the skin and costae.
Both BMW and Mercedes are well ahead of Tesla in advanced vehicle technology like self-parking and cruise control that can automatically follow highway lanes and maintain distance from other vehicles.
However, the 2011 release reveals the exchange in its entirety, in which Phelps and company seek to maintain distance from the NSM.
These self-imposed insecurities prevent some heterosexuals from truly connecting with the LGBTQ* community, because this way of thinking can be used as an excuse for maintaining distance from the LGBTQ* community.
This explains in part the manifestation of masculinity today, where emphasis is put, as in this study, on maintaining distance from femininity and domestic spaces.
One said that his intensive care training required maintaining distance from patients in order to remain functional; the other had experienced disappointment when patients neglected her level of commitment to the patient's well-being.
