Sentence examples for unrelated as a from inspiring English sources

And for the cynics who will glibly assert that this must have something to do with Hempfest 2013 that has just started in Seattle, the events are unrelated, as a urine toxicology screen will affirm.

Similarly, recent studies comparing behavioral problems between mother-child pairs who were genetically related and those unrelated as a result of in vitro fertilization also reported increased conduct and attention problems associated with prenatal smoking limited to children of the genetically-related mothers [ 46, 47].

In addition to the assault change, Croitoru was charged with extortion from an unrelated incident as well as carrying a concealed weapon and breaking the conditions of his release following the police station bombing.

The rest were animals as unrelated as possible using a pedigree analysis.

Journalists have a habit of trying to package four or five unrelated events as a meaningful trend.

"In our studies, participants were not even aware that their finger movements resembled 'the finger', and they nevertheless perceived an unrelated other as a more hostile person".

In 1998 the emergency response to the Omagh bombing included such logically unrelated initiatives as a new offence of conspiracy to commit terrorist attacks abroad.

Steps put together in this way may seem unrelated, just as a dancer's body can include movements pasted together without obvious logic or preparation.

Such "salami-style" treaties would also improve the chances that national debates will stick to the text of the deal in question without introducing unrelated issues as a reason to say no.

However, the writing system would then have been extremely ambiguous, with one character representing a dozen or more unrelated words as a consequence of the extreme homophony of the Chinese language.

The village has agreed to amend the ordinance to define a family as one person living with a blood relative, spouse, adopted child or one or more unrelated people "as a single not-for-profit housekeeping unit sharing common kitchen facilities".