Sentence examples for separately from what from inspiring English sources

One explanation is that it is too difficult to value land separately from what sits on it.

Michael C. Bellas, the chairman and chief executive of Beverage Marketing, said of the businesses: "They've been run separately; from what I can gather they're doing just fine.

And because so many details of a fight are subject to negotiation — its location, its judges, its contracted weight, and, above all, its timing — there is no neat way to separate the result from the negotiation that helped create it, no neat way to evaluate what happens in the ring separately from what happens outside it.

If emptiness were to exist separately from what appears, the reality of that [apparent] phenomenon would not be empty.

That is, each non-substance "is in something, not as a part, and cannot exist separately from what it is in" (Cat. 1a25).

He says: 'By "present in a subject" I mean what is in something, not as a part, and cannot exist separately from what it is in' (1a24 5).

In an attempt to separate these changes from what may be due to de novo mutation in Rec-1, we have plotted them separately along the chromosomes.

Separately, another soldier died in Baghdad from what was described as a "nonhostile" gunshot wound.

Hence, we expect the chances of a transport to decrease from what would be expected if the resources were operating separately.

Ms. Stewart was charged separately with making false statements and conspiring to defraud the government, allegations stemming from what prosecutors say was her broken promise not to be a conduit for Mr. Abdel Rahman.

That's a 15 yuan discount from what users would have to pay were they to subscribe to the two services separately.