Sentence examples for a division that was from inspiring English sources

Mr. Cantrell worked in a division that was a small part of the national missile defense program.

Equity capital markets head A Rajagopal, previously a banker with UBS India, had been leading that business since 2012, trying to build a presence in a division that was not traditionally a strong suit for Standard Chartered.

Correction: November 15 , 2003 Saturday A front-page article on Wednesday about the leeway that companies have in financing their pension funds referred incompletely to the response by CNF Inc., a freight and logistics company, to a lawsuit filed by a group of retirees who had worked for the company and for Consolidated Freightways, a division that was spun off.

Houston are hoping Brock Osweiler and Lamar Miller are the answers for their offense, the Titans are still building and even Colts owner Jim Irsay says Indianapolis is no longer the team to beat in a division that was won last season with a 9-7 record.

But cruise ships are an ideal vessel for spreading the virus, said Dave Forney, chief of the C.D.C.'s Vessel Sanitation Program, a division that was formed some 30 years ago to combat unsanitary food and water handling on shipboard, but that now focuses on preventing the spread of the virus.

And now, 17 years after he left Disney to join the fledgling computer graphics division of Lucasfilm, a division that was subsequently sold to the Apple Computer co-founder Steve Jobs and became Pixar Animation Studios, there is still no one quite like him.

Boston are under.500 in a division that's chock full of question marks and sputtering teams.

Or, perhaps more accurately, exposes a division that is already there.

In a division that is notoriously hard to predict, Charlton's fate looks particularly uncertain.

It is a division that is closely linked to Mr. Diamond, who joined the firm in the summer of 1996.

If I see a division that's not working, I will shut it down or sell it.