Sentence examples for separated the most from inspiring English sources

Some $50,000 separated the most expensive plan (Boffi, at $59,100) for Ms. Suarez's kitchen from the least expensive (Ikea at $8,906).

The mix of students' levels is a little awkward, and Bom Jesus separated the most advanced midway through the class to work on kicking.

They pored over more than 200 first-degree murder cases from 2010 and 2011 to check if the aggravating factors — the state has 14, up from 6 in 1973 — separated the most egregious from the rest.

Last week Judge Smith said he would separate the most contentious issue -- whether F.B.I. agents fired gunshots into the compound on April 19 -- into a separate hearing to be decided later by him alone.

Even our journey through the Bellot Strait – which separates the most northerly point of mainland America from Canada's Arctic islands and is rated one of the world's most formidable sea passages – was smooth and restful.

The record number of terrorist prisoners follows the Acheson review, which warned of complacency and growing Islamic extremism in jails, and the decision to push ahead with specialist high-security units to separate the most subversive inmates.

Had their con succeeded, we would now be only 15 days away from separating the most successful political union in history in favour of a leap into the dark".

By 2016, prison officials say, they intend to separate the most violent first-time offenders from petty criminals, and by 2020 move them and the recidivists into new prisons with cellblocks.

The second stage is a pairwise classifier which separate the most ambiguous pairs of classes.

It is necessary only to have a sufficient energy gap separating the most stable fold from others.

This clearly shows that separating the most frequent functions into low read-power memories significantly reduces overall power consumption (in this case, 82.9 % considering interconnect power).