Sentence examples for So division from inspiring English sources

At Sunoco Products, plant manager is a linchpin position, so division VPs and HR heads assess all plant managers' performance and promotion potential at all-day offsite meetings.

We are no longer primarily agricultural, so we no longer marry to preserve property; households are no longer centers of production, so division of labor is not beneficial.

He knows perfectly well that in the 120 or so Division I universities, and in many more Division II and Division III schools, football is a full-time job, a job that barely leaves time for eating and personal hygiene, let alone earning good grades.

And so "Division 2" has a lot pesky deer.

Against this backdrop, the president of the N.C.A.A., Mark Emmert, summoned the leaders of 50 or so Division I colleges to Indianapolis this week for a two-day retreat.

Even within Siemens, a sprawling conglomerate of a dozen or so divisions, the differences are stark.

Some 30 or so divisions have been streamlined into just five: consumer electronics; domestic appliances; lighting; medical systems and semiconductors.

Customers want not just products but often integrated solutions, so divisions need to work more seamlessly together.

As Aw points out, these changes are no different from those across the world, "but in Asia you see it speeded up", and so divisions and adjustments that in Europe take place over several generations, "we've achieved in one".

The four subsections here (on responsibility under coercion, the wrongfulness of coercion, its effect on freedom, and its political implications) overlap in a number of ways, so divisions among these sections are somewhat artificial.

So the division of platforms and platform types leads in turn to the division of the industry.