Sentence examples for divided in terms from inspiring English sources

"The administration is seriously divided in terms of what it needs to do," a senior Arab diplomat said this week.

In contrast, civil-law systems rarely allow the right of possession to be so divided in terms of time.

If anything, this staging veers too far to the opposite extreme and I'd argue that it is itself internally divided in terms of technique.

The goats were divided in terms of body weight in two treatments of 12 goats each, namely: control (CON) without addition of L. plantarum and probiotic (PRO) treatment with in feed administration of L. plantarum so that the goats would intake 12 log CFU/day.

Analysts remain divided in terms of the implications of the issue.

Increasingly, these not-so-United States are just as divided in terms of the way we shop.

In order to be uniting rather than dividing in terms of community building that collaboration must be bi- or nonpartisan.

I know this from polling data — we feel divided in racial terms, religious terms, class terms, all kinds of terms, but we exaggerate how much we disagree with each other.

Elliott appears to accept this – hence the suggestion that sisters will keep on doing it for themselves; while responsibility should be equally divided, in practical terms it is women who face the greatest impact from an unplanned pregnancy, and therefore they who will continue to take precautions.

Six geographical areas was divided in Taiwan in terms of climatic environments, plant distributions and floristic compositions (Su 1984, 1985).

The Dutch nation can be divided in two halves in terms of their loyalties - pro-Cruyff and pro-Van Gaal.