Sentence examples for as a new division from inspiring English sources
1982 January 1 Rawson, Wade Publishers, Inc., joins the Scribner Book Companies as a new division, Rawson Associates, with Kenneth Rawson as president.
Once mature and defined, and once a new model has been proven, then the skunk works can potentially be thought of as a new division for the enterprise.
Jim Winters joined Badger & Partners, New York, as president, a new post, overseeing existing and new client business as well as a new division, Beautylab, that consults in areas like branding for companies like Estée Lauder.
He started Ashmore as a new division of the company in 1998, then led a buyout in 1999 and took it public in 2006.
As part of the deal, Onyara's 10 employees will become part of Hortonworks, but the company is planning on hiring additional engineers for the team and treating it as a new division, Connolly said.
Concern about impotence in China first left the bedroom and entered broad daylight in the 1980s, when "nanke" (men's medicine) arose as a new division of Chinese medicine specialising in impotence and other issues.
"Were we to buy those pipes, as well as installing a new division at the other end with its wind supply, there's no way it could be done for under $200,000 to $250,000.
It has gone as far as establishing a new division called Soltec, whose sole purpose is to tackle the endeavor.
Last year, KB expanded its presence in the fast-growing Florida market by acquiring Orlando-based American Heritage Homes, as well as by establishing a new division in Tampa.
David Marr described the four to three decision as indicating a new division in the composition of the court, the "liberty divide", and noted that the result on the liberty question moved the court in the opposite direction to the contemporary trends of the Supreme Court of the United States and the House of Lords.
With them in mind, Toyota -- whose average customer is 45 -- has gone so far as to create a new division in this country, called Scion.
