Sentence examples for course the divisions from inspiring English sources

Of course, the divisions don't end there.

Of course, the divisions between blue states and red states are slight now compared to slave states and free states.

Of course, the division between Japanese and non-Japanese food is itself a construct.

In the financial services case, one of the common expressions in the team meetings was, "The division president won't let us do that". Of course the division president wasn't in the room.

This student-initiated Stanford University course aligns the divisions between purebloods, muggles and all types of wizards with the experience of race and racial tensions in the U.S. It identifies literature as a means for social change, and asks how characters' experiences of race affect a story. .

The Committee issued a report, entitled A Climate for Liberal Learning, that (among numerous other recommendations) called for Program II students to "complete the freshman/ sophomore requirements of Program I". At that time the freshman/sophomore requirements included a writing course, two courses outside the division of the major, and two General Education courses.

In addition to our independent companies there were subsidiaries, not divisions but subsidiaries of Hewlett-Packard to engineer and manufacture various products, and of course the operating divisions of Hewlett-Packard that existed….

But, of course, the business division presidents aren't really independent entrepreneurs.

Of course, in the division series the Yankees looked young against the Minnesota Twins.

In the fall, I took a writing course through the division of continuing education at Harvard.

Vann moved to remedy this lack of training by laying out a three-week "refresher course" for the division regulars.