Sentence examples for traditionally separated from inspiring English sources

The wall that had traditionally separated investment bankers from analysts began to crumble.

Citizenship is one obvious gulf that has traditionally separated Puerto Ricans from many other Hispanic groups in New York.

In the early 21st century, hospital and community palliative care nurses began to work more closely together, often crossing the boundaries that traditionally separated hospital and community care.

"What is most worrisome to us is that the line that has traditionally separated the military from civilian policing is fading away," Mr. Lynch said.

When Sorenstam plays on the PGA Tour in May at the Colonial tournament in Fort Worth, she will become the latest in a string of women taking on men in sports traditionally separated by gender.

What seems certain is that Mr Townsend will offer little resistance to Mr Desmond's determination to demolish the Chinese walls that have traditionally separated editorial from commercial interests on newspapers.

Biochemists traditionally separate them into two groups, the water-soluble vitamins and the fat-soluble vitamins.

The fatwa represents the most significant political pronouncement in the postwar period by the cleric, Grand Ayatollah Ali al-Sistani, who adheres to a moderate strain of Shiite Islam that traditionally separates religion and politics.

Four years traditionally separate each home series, with the one in Australia played in the winter of the year following their tour of England.

"The Armory Show at 100 bridges the gap that traditionally separates art and history museums," she said.

In the protest, the traditionally separate interests of town residents and alumni finally coincided.