Sentence examples for rapidly distancing from inspiring English sources

The ruling Progressive Conservative provincial government chose a premier, Ernie Eves, who sought to improve his party's poll standing by rapidly distancing himself from its previous pro-business policies.

Time and twittering seem to be rapidly distancing us from once-celebrated hostesses, making it likely that a young woman would forgo a midi-skirt in gray checked mohair — with a plumping effect at the waist — simply on the grounds that it was ugly and she couldn't possibly explain such iconography to her clueless friends.

Generations within American families "rapidly distance themselves from one another," and Americans don't hire their friends as doctors and lawyers, preferring to keep their professional ties untainted by personal ones.

I should say at this point that the agency that employs everyone connected to this launch, ustwo, has rapidly distanced itself from personalpaper.me.

Sprinters have "fast-twitch" muscles, which contract quickly but tire rapidly; distance runners have "slow-twitch" muscles, which tire slowly.

Brown yesterday moved rapidly to distance himself from the affair, saying there was "no place in politics for the dissemination or publication of material of this kind".

Mr. Obama's top political advisers moved rapidly to distance him from Ms. Rosen, noting that she is not a paid adviser to the campaign or to the Democratic National Committee.

The LD in the two lines evaluated was high at short distances (r>0.2 at <2 Mb) but declined rapidly with distance.

Other data indicate that resting cortex exhibits pair correlations between neighboring populations of cells, the amplitudes of which decay slowly with distance, whereas stimulated cortex exhibits pair correlations which decay rapidly with distance.

"Without a doubt, he would have done it more rapidly with distance learning".

Such seemingly minor differences matter "because explosive pressures decay so rapidly with distance.