Their careers are not intertwined, but they have intersected often, and in some important places.
Another problem is that the services organization was kept "at arms length" from the rest of the company, says Lynn. "Services was off doing its own thing, and their strategy was not intertwined with the rest of the company".
We are seeking measures of a child's service needs that are not intertwined with a child's age or level of development.
They aren't intertwined; it just seems that way when we are apoplectic on the sofa.
Of course, critics will contend that traditional landscape shots aren't intertwined with a city's (and thus, a people's) demise, which brings us to the next most common critique: ruin porn sensationalizes the poor.
If some sort of emotion isn't intertwined with the poem, it's as though you threatened your muse at gunpoint.
Mr. LaBolt emphasized that Project Vote and Acorn were not as intertwined at that time as they are today, when a significant part of Project Vote's revenues flow to Acorn and various of its affiliates as payment for services.
That story, although fascinating in its behind-the-scenes details, would not be nearly so compelling were it not intertwined with another story, that of Mr. Fried's own "relapse" (his word) into religion after the death of his father.
As I will discuss below, some feminist philosophers of biology contend that gendered social values are not only intertwined with particular theories or knowledge claims, but can also support and be supported by these foundational concepts (Fehr 2004, Longino 1990).
In that respect, it has been suggested that a Bcl-2 transgene can rescue foxp3 expression in STAT-5-KO mice (unpublished observations cited in [9]) but not in CARMA-1 [11], [11] or c-rel-KO mice [42], demonstrating that STAT-5 and foxp3 expression are not absolutely intertwined.
