Sentence examples for some separation between from inspiring English sources

It's important for us that there is some separation between work and home, otherwise it becomes unhealthy.

It would be preferable to have some respite from buying and selling, some separation between private and public life.

"We are going to have some separation between the haves and have nots," said Dino Kos, a banking analyst at Portales Partners, a research firm.

Some separation between the three teams could happen this weekend, as No. 3 Arkansas plays at No. 1 L.S.U. on Friday.

At checkpoints, obviously as I described yesterday, we're trying to get some separation between a potential threat and the force that's being protected, or the area that's being protected.

That usually means imposing some separation between state and religion, where, in theory, Islam does not -- for example by providing a basis for Iranian and Saudi officials to treat men and women differently as matters of Islamic law.

People involved in the settlement talks this week said Salomon's proposals were vague, but included a large fine and some greater separation between the research department and the investment bankers.

Let this new breed of athletic directors maximize revenues to their hearts' content, but create some real separation between the teams and the universities, and stop pretending they have any "educational" value.

Use of a barrier that provides some physical separation between adjacent cows, such as a headlock feed barrier, can be used to further reduce competition at the feed bunk.

His dinner invitations serve as an important reminder that there should at the very least be some chronological separation between donor solicitation and consequential decision-making.

Brooks and his ilk also like to pretend that there is some big separation between government and big business when in reality they have been in bed for years.