Sentence examples for critical divisions from inspiring English sources

"There is no military solution to this crisis, and overreactions at this moment simply deepen already critical divisions," the statement said.

"There are a number of critical divisions among Catholics, including an important divide between 'social justice' and 'right to life' Catholics".

"But it was not bipartisan in terms of the critical division in Washington: The financial services party and the reform party". Coffee had been satisfied with a previous BPC project on capital markets, which had been staffed purely with academics.

The Jets begin their surprising run to the playoffs today with a critical division game and a revived offense, but Chrebet finds himself with mixed emotions: thrilled for his friend Chad Pennington and for the Jets' resurgence, unhappy with his own role.

This portion of the Jets' schedule — at New England; vs. Miami in a critical division game; and, after a bye week, at Seattle, where the Seahawks have an intimidating home-field advantage — will test their vulnerabilities as much as their perceived strengths.

This group should include individuals that can manage each critical division of your business, such as sales, HR, operations and finance.

The Bengals are 1-3 thiseasonon on the road and critical division games at Baltimore and Pittsburgh -- a stretch that probably will define Lewis's first season -- follow the San Diego game.

Fast-forward to today, Kelly is a Senior Business Analyst and holds a pivotal role in ensuring the smooth operations of this business-critical division.

The final division, The Critical Trials Division, concerns the patients of blood cancers.

Combining faculty from medical and surgical critical care divisions increased the productivity of intensivists.

The traditional game of politics in which the two sides contest over control of issues and decisions for core constituencies has erupted into an intense struggle with critical ideological/philosophical divisions about what America means and how America ought to work".