Sentence examples for Meaningful division from inspiring English sources

Unless the really meaningful division is higher-up.

- "There is no meaningful division between old and new media".

But the more meaningful division, it turns out, may be between east and west.

In re-thinking its approach, America will have to work more closely with its allies, and develop a meaningful division of labour.

The most meaningful division in society is not between remainers and leavers, or young people and their grandparents, or even Labour or Tory voters.

If conservatives versus liberals were a meaningful division, it would mean that the truth is somewhere between these two options; the right solutions would be always on hand from one side or another of the political spectrum.

While meaningful divisions may be found within the sub-millimeter range, the subdivisions exist within an overall hierarchical architecture and at higher levels likely share similar activity patterns and functionality.

Djanogly was one of the pro-Europeans who rebelled against the government in the "meaningful vote" division last December.

All trials with reward size less than maximal were classified as 'small reward', as there were too few trials with the intermediate reward size to allow meaningful further division by size.

Initial codes were subsequently refined and coding continued in an iterative fashion until further meaningful sub-divisions could not be discerned in the text.

The question that has barely begun to be asked is whether the categories that make that existence meaningful - the division between human and non-human in particular - can be abstracted from their given biological base, or whether in doing so we start to undermine the basis by which we live.