Sentence examples for this separation meant from inspiring English sources

This separation meant that children and their mothers did not lose Medicaid benefits when they lost AFDC benefits.

This separation meant that the group had to leave their rehearsal studio in Camden Town and find another location to compose their music.

Since we are concerned with the comparative evolutionary rates of functional groups of genes in taxa that are separated by 100-400my, temporalporal separation means that we have to use more conservative portions of the genes involved in order to obtain a clear signal of protein divergence.

But despite suspicion of the motives of foreign festival juries, the sheer popularity of A Separation meant the authorities had little choice but to put Farhadi's film forward for the Oscars.

This physical separation means that the RuBisCO enzyme is exposed to higher concentrations of carbon dioxide, which reduces the need to exchange carbon dioxide and oxygen with the atmosphere.

This degree of separation means that Google is insulated to some extent from problems of the broader Internet.

There is no real secession in this model as separation means that the country shifts from a unitary structure (where the central government sets the same tax rate and the same level of provision of local public good across the country) to a federal arrangement.

This feeling of separation means that people may take on the status of an outsider: they are not truly embraced as part of the team, feel excluded from opportunities and subsequently may also take a step back -- separating themselves further from developing relationships with colleagues and being their most innovative selves.

Writers would prefer to believe that critics are separate, and that their separation means they're the enemy, and out to get them.

Mr. Justice Johnson, giving the High Court opinion, reasoned, "For Jodie, separation means the expectation of a normal life; for Mary it means death".

Necessarily, we are traumatized by what separation means: that we must rely on language to express our demands and thus risk being misunderstood.