Sentence examples for moving further apart from inspiring English sources

And independence would inevitably mean the continuing UK and Scotland moving further apart.

Partly that's because the parties are moving further apart on policy.

The second graph shows that it's not just politicians who are moving further apart; it's us – the public – as well.

Sometimes it seems as if you can almost physically see the two poles of Britain moving further apart on a daily basis.

During the most recent round of talks, the two sides were moving further apart, said one person briefed on the negotiations.

The Giants co-owner John Mara said Tuesday he was resigned to an uncapped season in 2010 and thought the union and owners might be moving further apart in talks toward a new labor agreement.

Democrats and Republicans move further apart, digesting news from their own cable network shows.

Yet at the same time your countries have changed and moved further apart.

Distrust can deepen, the parties can move further apart, and incentives can shift to make peace even less attractive.

In recent weeks, however, the two sides had moved further apart over prisoner releases, PA moves to join UN bodies and Israeli settlement expansion.

The fascination for the viewer is that these elements seem to merge or move further apart, depending on the day, depending on the light.