Sentence examples for whether to disconnect from inspiring English sources
Every few years, there seems to be a high-profile battle over whether to disconnect a loved one from life support.
True to its mission of encouraging "collaborative learning and shared work," the school asked its students and alumni to develop a technology policy that will determine whether to ban phones, allow them in a limited way or leave the decision whether to disconnect to students.
You don't want any financial considerations to influence the decision whether to disconnect your feeding tube when you've been in a coma for two years.
We aimed to assess whether a systematic approach to disconnect tracheotomized neurological and neurosurgical patients off the ventilator (intervention) is superior to the sole physician's judgment (control).
"We are very interested to see whether we can train people to disconnect different portions of their brain on demand," Bassett said.
Cellphone overusers are making efforts to disconnect in social settings, whether at the behest of the host or in the form of friendly competition.
It also remains to be seen whether the French or British authorities actually have the stomach to disconnect anyone from the Internet.
I have no time to disconnect, ever.
"So we want to disconnect from it".
