Sentence examples for because of divisions from inspiring English sources

That referendum never happened because of divisions over who was eligible to vote.

Although Peronism was defeated in the election, because of divisions among its candidates, it remains the country's main political force.

I asked if he had lost other friends in the movement because of divisions over the campaign.

To reach this group in its entirety, companies have few options because of divisions in language and education.

It is one of a doddering old man ready to give up power, but unable to do so because of divisions and animosities within the family.

Although KANU has steadily lost support over the years, it has continued to hold the presidency because of divisions in Kenya's opposition parties.

To say that the Bedford school budget was voted down because of ethnic division is totally without fact.

The social and public policy agenda has been a grab bag of liberal issues, many of them stagnant in the pipeline for years either because of division in the Democratic ranks or because of threats of vetoes by Republican governors.

If the nerve remains in continuity, sprouting axons may eventually reestablish effective connections with muscle fibres or sensory organs, but reinnervation is often abnormal because of division and misdirection of growing axons.

On the other hand, genes without any observed synonymous substitution would have undefined Ka/Ks because of division by zero.

If G2+M is as long as 6 h, the main artefact of the intervals between injection and biopsy up to 7 h is that the observed LI is too low because of division of unlabelled G2 cells.