Sentence examples for better division from inspiring English sources

The Patriots have clinched the tie-breaker edge over the Jets with a better division record.

Fans and pundits agree, the west is the better division, and has been for some time now.

So much for the 35-hour-week plan devised as a means to reduce unemployment and yield a better division of labour.

Minnesota has the tiebreaker advantage over No. 7 Chicago based on a better division record, so how is it possible that the No. 8 and No. 9 teams can leap past them?

I suggest that real changes on overall Chapter 11 costs could be achieved by consideration of the retention choices made by corporate debtors, and by better division of duties among professionals and law firms once they are retained.

One NATO-country diplomat said that the Bush argument for a better division of labor is a strong one, pointing to the Australian peacekeepers in East Timor, for example.

"The best disciplined white troops could have fought no better," the division commander, Alfred H. Terry, told The New York Tribune.

"We all need each other: unity is always better than division... let us pray for Spain, let us pray for Catalonia, let us pray for it to be faithful to its roots, for its progress, for its welfare," he said.

Fire, air, water and earth are the basic elements of existence and they come out from the multiplication of the main geometrical figure, the triangle: we'd better say division rather than multiplication, because it's through subtraction that Moneyless looks into evolution".

In addition to three-way collaboration, XXXXXXXXXXXX pointed out that, even when the U.S., India and Japan are not working together, they could coordinate better on divisions of labor which could more effectively target donor money and efforts, and take advantage of each country's area of expertise.

Every week, something comes on that causes you to be gripped by the absolute certainty that an unequivocal nadir has been reached and that things can only get better: second-division glam-rockers Mud going disco in a desperate attempt to stave off the inevitable; Dave Lee Travis's mirthless novelty record Convoy GB.