Sentence examples similar to which separates itself from inspiring English sources

Ford, which separated itself from its crosstown rivals by not filing for bankruptcy protection or taking government loans, is on pace to increase its share of the United States market this year.

The supreme irony of the outgoing first minister, Labour's Jack McConnell, is that he was once a member of a ginger group in the 80's called Scottish Labour Action, which separated itself from the mainstream Labour party of the time by being bullish about Scottish self-government.

Conic scalarization is originated from Kasimbeyli's conic separation theorem which separates two closed cones.

Linear scalarization is originated from Hahn Banach separation theorem which separates two convex sets.

A key concept that is built into the openEHR architecture is the 2-level modeling paradigm which separates the technical reference model from the clinical knowledge itself.

For me, walls are a symbol of that which separates people, that which separates one set of values from another.

But it remains below the 50 mark, which separates expansion from contraction.

The Third (1971), which separates the quartet into rival duets, had an agreeably chatty intensity.

This contradiction may be connected with the problems of the show, which separates the two visions.

English people experience cultural cringe against anything which separates Englishness from Britishness".

One of the things which separates Coronation Street from EastEnders is verisimilitude.