Sentence examples for not commingled from inspiring English sources

Many funds of funds are now offering investors separate, or "managed", accounts, so their assets are not commingled with those of other investors.Funds of funds are also reducing their fees.

After the corn was detected in food products last month, Aventis and the government moved to buy up the entire StarLink crop and ensure that it was not commingled with other corn.

In order to be considered your property in the event of divorce, the assets must be kept separate and not commingled with marital assets.

NF2-related schwannomas are encapsulated tumors composed almost entirely of Schwann cells perched on, but not commingled with, normal nerve bundles [ 70].

The Trapanis do not commingle the honey they produce — approximately 3,000 pounds a year — and they keep the flavors distinct.

"We take great steps in the produce department to separate organic from nonorganic so they are not commingling, and we also do this in our distribution center".

Facebook was sued for breaking its promise to European regulators that it would not commingle WhatsApp and Facebook data, leading to an $122 million fine.  .

It's a separate business from the credit bureau, and data from the two aren't commingled, said Dann Adams, the unit's president, in a telephone interview.

Ms. Powell seems to relish her role as the stereotypical businesswoman, driven and wanton; she has the kind of voice that can make a line like "You can't commingle the credit lines" sound sexy.

She mostly stayed to herself, and at family gatherings the men and the women didn't commingle.

But whether it was Grammy album of the year nominee Beck opening with a raucous version of "Leopard Skin Pillbox Hat," or Neil Young closing the gala with a too-straight solo acoustic version of "Blowin' in the Wind," Dylan didn't commingle onstage with any of the artists covering his work.