Sentence examples for cut divisions from inspiring English sources

Diseases are generally most serious in plants that are propagated vegetatively, or asexually i.e., grown from cuttings, cut divisions, sprouts, and other plant material rather than grown from seeds (sexually propagated).

In his view, Army forces are either too bulky to move quickly or too light to withstand an enemy on its own territory, so Mr. Cote would cancel two of its biggest projects (the Crusader mobile artillery system and the Comanche helicopter), cut divisions and eliminate the National Guard's combat role.

Since taking over in early 2011, Mr Gulliver has been trying to streamline operations, reduce complexity and cut divisions that are unprofitable.

Although Gilt's growth had slowed as it took on too many areas, resulting in layoffs and cut divisions, CEO Michelle Peluso told Bloomberg that the company still sees flash sales as its core.

Color contrasts emphasized by clear-cut divisions in the composition appeared in such pictures as "Vision of the Sermon".

Yet such clear-cut divisions can also become an obstacle, with credibility stalling somewhat as simplification wrests control of the narrative steering wheel.

Often their elaborate performances are parcelled out in clear-cut divisions, usually called fits or cantos, in order to forestall tedium and build up suspense by delays and piecemeal revelations.

As a show with a message its platform is pure Oscar Hammerstein II redux, preaching courage ("My Favorite Things" is the show's "I Whistle a Happy Tune"), the power of positive thinking, clear-cut divisions between good and evil, patriarchal benevolence and faith that everything will be all right.

But a closer look shows that even as Speaker John A. Boehner and Representative Eric Cantor, the House majority leader, insist on the need for military cuts, divisions have opened among Republicans about whether, and how much, to chop Pentagon spending that comes to more than a half trillion dollars a year.

The clear-cut divisions in generation and gender reflect the changes that both the art world and our cultural landscape have undergone over the past 50 years.

"Likelihood of confusion, as you can guess, isn't a bright-line standard," or clear-cut division, he said.