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91. Although the legislative branch was clearly subservient to the executive, the Supreme Court exercised power independently.

92. Second, everything you draw is an object that can be selected, moved, reshaped or deleted independently of the rest.

93. From his innovations have come many developments opening the way for similar independently minded choreographers.

94. It is thought of as a requirement incumbent on citizens in virtue of the independently established authority of the state.

95. It is also the more comfortable type of sprung mattress since each part of you is independently supported.

96. These lights should be independently switched from any pendant lights for maximum flexibility.

97. Given this reality, the law imposes duties upon the doctor which exist independently of agreement.

98. At times his voice went through its paces almost independently of the sense.

99. Yet epidemiologists in many countries have independently evaluated possible methods of transmission and have reached the same conclusions.

100. After the discovery was published[sentencedict.com], at least 12 laboratories independently found direct clinical or laboratory evidence to support the result.

101. Consisting of smaller cages that fly around independently within a big circle, it needed a pair.

102. Working independently, J. Havelock Fidler came up with original and valuable insights into the operation of earth energy.

103. Studies show that older people fare better when they are able to continue their lives as independently as possible.

104. Among the smaller firms supplying the larger ones, some may be operating independently and others as subcontractors.

105. The Commission is pledged to act independently of national or sectional interests.

106. It also had two spiralling horns which could be pointed independently in any direction - a tremendous advantage in a battle.

107. No on-air promotion is allowed on any of our independently commissioned or distributed titles.

108. Independently of any other verb, the bare infinitive here expresses an event as a possibility(sentencedict .com), a rejected possibility.

109. She is extremely possessive about her university friends, and doesn't ;like them mixing independently with her workmates.

110. Still, the police continued their efforts independently, distributing her picture to all points of departure from the country.

111. A central issue is whether syntactic and semantic information contribute independently or interact in the comprehension process.

112. Counselors should request that each teacher of academic subjects provide a list of students who often fail to complete assignments independently.

113. Modifications or additions to the protective belt of a research programme must be independently testable.

114. Are both boys and girls shown developing independent lives, independently meeting challenges, and finding their own solutions?

115. Unlike such symbols as the cross or spiral, the labyrinth seems too complicated to appear independently in different cultures.

116. The methods used are similar to the statistical techniques that have been arrived at independently in this project. 2.2.

117. Regional trade blocs Rather than act independently, many developing countries have tried to increase their competitiveness by forming regional trade blocs.

118. Before his father's retirement in 1869 Knowles began to practise independently.

119. False perception can arise only if the nervous system has spontaneous activity independently of any causative external object.

120. In the true manner of archetypes it was probably realized as a feedback symbol independently more than once.