Sentence examples for opportunity to separate from inspiring English sources

Obama missed the opportunity to separate himself from a secretive and sometimes deceitful history of government.

This will alienate the population and give us an opportunity to separate the Taliban from the population.

Melmotte, now an MP, spies in this scheme an unmissable opportunity to separate gullible investors from their cash.

Children and parents have the opportunity to separate for different activities (there is a guide for children and a guide for adults).

Only the beggars were missing, but Disney finds plenty of opportunity to separate even the thickest-skinned tourist from wads of cash.

The government has missed an opportunity to separate the budget for English and maths, thereby forcing colleges to invest in basic skills.

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.

Given the simplicity of the fly brain, and the possibility to both manipulate it genetically in vivo and interrogate its structure and function at cellular and subcellular resolution, this model offers unique opportunities to separate the contributions of the many cellular processes that are correlated with neurodegeneration.

Since the hyphal cells of C. albicans can produce yeast form daughters, we thought that the dramatic difference in size between hyphal and yeast cells provided an opportunity to feasibly separate the old cells from their progenies.

The Iraqi leader clearly senses an opportunity to try to separate the United States from its Arab allies, and today he told Qatar's foreign minister that an American assault on Iraq would be an attack on "all the Arab nations," the official Iraqi News Agency reported.

In other words, this was a perfect opportunity for the Celtics to separate themselves from the rest of the division.