Sentence examples for concrete division from inspiring English sources

From across the meeting table, Polonsky focused on the deputy director of his company's concrete division, a middle-aged man with white hair and reading glasses that hung off the tip of his nose.

Thus, although in presenting the findings, for ease of discussion we use terms such as 'public' and 'private' and 'domestic' and 'international', we recognise that this is an unrealistically concrete division.

EIJING -- A North Korean diplomat used a rare news conference here on Tuesday to rail against a nonexistent 150-mile-long cofcrete "wall of division" that the South Koreans supposedly erected 20 years ago across the buffer zone between North and South.

The PSD invests in the tools its scientists need one of the most concrete ways the division invests in the scientists themselves.

Overall operating profits from its concrete and aggregates division roared to $94.6 million from $11.3 million in recessionary 1983 with the recovery of California's construction industry.

In studs with ambient temperature control, wall/gate division and concrete floor improved seminal quality.

Was this the concrete enforcer of global division with its death strip, enfiladed by machine guns in the watchtowers before the wall came down in 1989 and a reunified Germany began burying its memory under a forest of glittery high-rises?

Carlos Calvillo said concrete floors and fireproof division walls helped prevent flames from spreading throughout the market.

Again, she could follow the new actualists and draw a division between actually concrete and non-actual, possibly concrete simples; or she could introduce Plantinga-style haecceities to go proxy for merely possible simples.

Current Ti14th clients will move on over to SKDKnickerbocker with Green so that the newly formed division has a concrete base to start from.

From making the division of assets concrete, to assuring spousal support, to specific terms regarding the possible forfeit of assets, a prenup legally binds the two parties to the decisions they made when they were of sound mind, in love, and long before divorce even seemed like a possibility.