Sentence examples for the decoupling of from inspiring English sources

She alluded to the confusion surround the decoupling of AS- and A-levels.

"The great fear is the neutering of NATO and the decoupling of America from European security.

"This year the new uncertainty is what the decoupling of AS- and A-levels might mean for schools and colleges.

"If it does, it will mark the beginning of the decoupling of politics and economics in Turkey".

Labour has picked up on the decoupling of GDP and standards of living by highlighting the cost-of-living crisis.

Part of the answer, as Michael Stephens suggests, may be the decoupling of executive incomes from broader economic success.

The decoupling of AS-levels from being one-year modules within A-levels appears to perplex many of those outside the education sector.

Google has already taken steps towards minimising fragmentation through the decoupling of its own applications and services from the operating system into separate downloadable apps.

But the decoupling of soccer education from higher education is an avowed goal of executives at the top levels of the American game.

Like Mr. Gore, Mr. Brynjolfsson thinks the canary in the coal mine is the decoupling of gains in productivity and in wages.

This view is controversial — especially McAfee's argument that the decoupling of jobs from other positive economic developments "will continue, and maybe even accelerate".