Sentence examples for not be disengaged from inspiring English sources

In 7 implants, the stem-sleeve interface could not be disengaged without cutting through the components or using mechanical force.

The problem came to light because Tesla found customers were getting alerts that said their parking brake needs service, or that the brake could not be disengaged, not in huge numbers but with noteworthy frequency.

But Islamic institutions, the military, and the police are all so omnipresent in Egyptian society that they inevitably overlap, in the same way that religion can't be disengaged from politics.

"Just because they aren't able to fast or pray doesn't mean they're going to be disengaged from the spirit of Ramadan," Al-Khatahtbeh told HuffPost.

As I see it -- and I've been seeing the evidence around me for over 25 years -- many Dodger fans come late and leave early because willfully or not, they are disengaged from the game.

Presynaptic boutons that do not release neurotransmitter are disengaged from the postsynaptic boutons (see, for example, Richards et al, 2005).

Just over a week ago, MSNBC's Joe Scarborough touched off a mini-media firestorm when he discussed how often Republicans on Capitol Hill tell him that House Minority Leader John Boehner (R-Ohio) "is not a hard worker," and is "disengaged," and "does not have a work ethic".

As I watched her, I realized it wasn't just me; she was disengaged from everyone.

McDonough, says that he doesn't recall the President being disengaged and that he was briefed throughout the night and carried out activities during that time which were coordinated with SECDEF Panetta and the Joint Chiefs.

That does not mean that Collins has been disengaged.

Many times managers might not have any idea someone was disengaged until it came out during an exit interview.