Sentence examples similar to a one division from inspiring English sources

Sherman and the rest of Danaher's management have worked to create a business where every division produces; "They are not a one-division company," says Baliotti.

The second season of the Premier League in 1993-94 gave us a top-flight debutant in the shape of Swindon Town, who charged through the Football League during the late 1980s and early 1990s (with a brief delay courtesy of a one-division demotion for financial irregularities in 1990).

Under this demographic regime, the population reached an age-distribution strongly biased to young age classes with about half of the cells being new-born, a quarter one division old, an eighth two divisions old, and so on.

But we think Tesco is doing the right things in key areas to secure sustained improvement, and this direction of travel is more important to us than even a big one division miss.

The A-League is one division below Major League Soccer.

(Instead, this about investments in long-term efforts to build in-house innovation instead of stapling on a startup to one division or another).

Moreover, to spread risk is to spread the consequences of that risk; a disaster in one division can pull down the entire organization.

The design of the dividers is fully pipelined, and they can achieve a throughput of one division per clock cycle.

This framework was validated through interviews with key NIHR stakeholders and a pilot in one division of NIHR, before being refined and applied more widely.

The single-stranded breaks may become a double-stranded break following DNA synthesis, leading to production of an acentric fragment which would then be expressed as an MN within one division cycle (Fenech 1997); this indicates that cytogenetic assays must investigate several genotoxic mechanisms.

Perhaps a month's worth for one division for a certain subset of products.