Sentence examples for to further sever from inspiring English sources

If you really can't face having these relatives at your wedding, and you're willing to be the one to further sever the ties, then don't invite them.

His homeland's departure from the EU has only managed to further sever his national identity.

The strong link made between PLHIV and practices that are considered improper and immoral in mainstream Vietnamese society, like drug abuse and commercial sex, was seen to further sever the ties between the community at large and the individual PLHIV.

Once elevated to the position of Chairman of COSC, he further severed ties with Britain by removing senior Royal Australian Navy officers from the Royal Navy List, and dropping the words "... and Chief of the Australian Section of the Imperial General Staff" from the title of Chief of the General Staff in the Australian Army List.

In another farewell to the past, Harrison signed the so-called "Beatles Agreement" papers in New York on 19 December, further severing the four former bandmates from the group's legal identity.

The Jewish state of Israel recognized by the UN further severed the Jewish homeland by excluding the West Bank and its holy sites.

(To further the point, the clerk's severed fingers recall the castrated cetacean member that haunts the narrator).

Once he had finished the symphony, Tchaikovsky was reluctant to further tolerate Balakirev's interference, and severed all contact; he told his publisher P. Jurgenson that he considered Balakirev a "madman".

To further analyze potential underlying mechanisms, we investigated p60 katanin, another microtubule-severing enzyme.

While the case was on hold, Harrison and his former bandmates Lennon and Starr chose to sever ties with Klein at the end of March 1973 – an acrimonious split that led to further lawsuits for the three ex-Beatles.

Moreover, our work indicates that villin recruitment to dynamic zones of bacterial entry sites to sever and depolymerize actin filaments can promote the creation of barbed ends to serve as new nuclei to further promote polymerization.