Sentence examples for a great division from inspiring English sources
"For a great division, you've got to have a great fighter," he said.
A 12-4 team from a great division is on the road against an 8-8 team from a terrible one.
"There's a great division in the U.S. between popular and highbrow culture, which is less existent in the U.K.," he replied.
A great division in market fortunes between northern and southern Jersey — and urbanized areas close to Manhattan and more rural regions — became clear during the recent recession and remains stark in the fresh statistics.
There was a great division in the country then over isolationism: 'We shouldn't be bothering about the European war, that's somebody else's problem', as opposed to the other group that said: 'Yes, we should be coming to their aid.' And there we are.
And I then said there's a greater division in races than between races.
"Attacks on the oil terminals further threaten the stability and lead to a greater division of the country.
But growth in the productivity of labor in a society is largely due to a greater division of labor (3).
Larger companies tend to have a greater division of labor, more specific tasks and customer contact that varies among email, in-person and/or telephone contact.
Their self-interest connects individuals to a much wider ranger of exchange partners, which allows for a greater division of labor and hence more efficient production.
