Sentence examples similar to acre divisions from inspiring English sources
Duke Forest, established in 1931, consists of 7044 acre in six divisions, just west of West Campus.
The Interior Department is an unusually balkanized agency, with eight separate divisions charged with managing 500 million acres of public land in a way that balances private and public claims.
The mill complex covered 50 acre and was operated by 2,400 soldiers from the division.
The current division of the land into tiny plots -- even a family's acre is often fragmented -- is an obstacle to mechanization and efficient production of cash crops.
This spring, Data Centers Now, a division of Beco Management of Rockville, Md., paid $2.75 million to buy a 7.3 acre site adjacent to AOL's first data center.
Land broker William Sullivan, division president for Potomac Land Co. in Winter Park, said the property would probably be worth about $300,000 per acre on the open market and suitable for apartments because of its proximity to shopping, transportation and entertainment.
Economic development officials in Connecticut used that plan — and a package of financial incentives — to lure Pfizer to build a headquarters for its research division on 26 acres nearby.
Situated on 40 acres about 16 miles south of downtown Los Angeles, the new complex will eventually house about 2,500 employees of the financial services and customer service divisions.
