Sentence examples for beginning to divide from inspiring English sources

The population is beginning to divide into three parts: halachic Jews and Arabs, but also "others".

The political classes are beginning to divide between those who want to avoid war at all costs and those who believe that even war is justified if it means stopping Hitler.

A global consumer survey released on April 6th by PricewaterhouseCoopers (PWC), a consultancy, finds that the elderly prefer high-quality care with lots of personal attention, whereas younger types prefer low-cost care and wellness schemes.Many health systems, PWC's accompanying report finds, are beginning to divide customers into different categories and customise treatments accordingly.

Of the several hundred moles built, most have been designed for the more easily excavated soil tunnel and are now beginning to divide into four broad types (all are similar in that they excavate the earth with drag teeth and discharge the muck onto a belt conveyor, and most operate inside a shield).

As a result, across western Europe, liberally-minded societies are beginning to divide over how best to deal with radical Islamism and its impact on their countries, while governments agonise over the potential for a backlash against Muslims living in Europe.

The fight to unionize the largest provider of charter schools in Los Angeles is beginning to divide parents.

But Mr. Medina's fierce ideology began to divide that staff.

Let's assume those cells begin to divide and grow into embryos.

As the champagne flowed, the party began to divide, as parties will, into factions.

From the moment an egg is fertilised it begins to divide.

Toward the end of the fifties, the art world had begun to divide.