Sentence examples for opportunity separate from from inspiring English sources
As Katz put it, mParticle helps publishers "embrace this data opportunity, separate from the tools that consume that data".
Eurogamer Whitehead added that Saints Row: The Third missed an opportunity to separate from "the GTA formula", which Edge thought was done well in the last third of the game.
Now I think they've come full circle to realize there are opportunities online that are separate from the businesses they were in, so there are new opportunities.
Let the other person know that you will always feel a need for space, time alone, and opportunities to do things separate from your relationship but that this does not impact your love and care for this person.
It is playing shorter than its 7,467 yards because of the heat and the greens are nothing short of magnificent, giving the best putters ample opportunities to separate themselves from the merely good.
Obama missed the opportunity to separate himself from a secretive and sometimes deceitful history of government.
The cease-fire was begun to avoid further unnecessary bloodshed on innocent civilians, and to give errant tribesmen an opportunity to separate themselves from terrorists and their supporters, and does not in any way represent a lack of commitment on Pakistan's part, as evidenced by Pakistan's strong, unflinching and unwavering support of the war on terror.
It was an opportunity to separate himself from Congress, which his supporters believe he has struggled to do, and begin laying the groundwork to challenge Republicans on competing job-creation plans that became muddled during the debate over raising the nation's debt ceiling.
This represents a major pharmaceutical opportunity to separate desired from adverse effects governed by the same receptor.
Eventually, we decided to hyphenate to make sure no one had any opportunity to separate us from our loved ones.
In contrast, laboratory animals provide the opportunity to separate environmental from genetic effects.
