Sentence examples for pulling further apart from inspiring English sources

A divided house – owners and non-owners; old and young; rich and poor – pulling further apart.

Here's another chart showing the grading curves for public versus private schools in the years 1960 , 1980and 2007: As you can see, public and private school grading curves started out as relatively similar, and gradually pulled further apart.

From the plot of distributions of BC with φ = 0° in Figure 6, we find general rings which typically indicate that a flake that is pulled further apart will travel further to try to restore its original position.

Live cell imaging of oocytes microinjected at the GV stage with mRNAs encoding H2B-mCherry and GFP-MCAK showed that maternal and paternal kinetochores were pulled further apart in sgol2 Δ/Δ oocytes at metaphase I (t test, p<0.0001).

If you keep using it, it will pull further apart and get worse and make it harder to heal.

This has progressively divided the political narrative into two distinct filter bubbles – one for conservatives and one for liberals (a blue feed and a red feed), pulling further and further apart in the run-up to election day.

Do cartoons such as this one lead us to the common ground we need to find or do they pull us further apart?

Both the US and Europe find it difficult to acknowledge that fundamentally they share the same values, which should push them closer together but in fact pulls them further apart from each other.

As a result, forces repetitively applied to nodes push and pull them further apart in order to minimize the overall energy of the networks.

This finding has been taken as a particularly clear demonstration that the two sounds capture the onset of the two lights and effectively pull them further apart in time.

Might the wireless revolution pull the world still further apart?A visit to the township of Soweto suggests a more positive picture: the phones are transforming the lives of the poor as well as the rich.