Sentence examples for division at a time from inspiring English sources
Siemens paid £1,740m for the company's rail signalling division at a time when the total stockmarket capitalisation of Invensys was £1,760m.
Mixing refugees, Muslims, terrorists and rats together stokes public anxiety and encourages division at a time when unity is sorely needed – a highly irresponsible and potentially dangerous act.
Joseline A. Pena-Melnyk (D-Prince George's) said Ross's words are "very dangerous" and are creating division at a time when African Americans and Hispanics need to work together.
Two of the more popular approaches are either to appoint an e-business czar with the authority and budget to foist change on the entire organization or to create a team of e-business evangelists who can spread the Internet religion one corporate division at a time.
Two of the more popular approaches, she said, are either to appoint an e-business czar with the authority and budget to foist change on the entire organization, or to create a team of e-business evangelists who can spread the Internet religion one corporate division at a time.
Donald Trump's new nominee for labor secretary oversaw the justice department's civil rights division at a time when the division was widely attacked for making politically motivated enforcement decisions, and he was personally singled out in an inspector general's report for failing to closely supervise a subordinate who was accused of illegally politicizing the hiring process.
Mr. Bush said the Everglades bill provided an opportunity to bridge sharp political divisions at a time of intense partisan strain.
SAN FRANCISCO — Mark Zuckerberg, Facebook's chief executive, plans to integrate the social network's messaging services — WhatsApp, Instagram and Facebook Messenger — asserting his control over the company's sprawling divisions at a time when its business has been battered by scandal.
They only had enough people to go to one or two divisions at a time and would often stay late at night.
The corps served on the front lines for most of the conflict and took command of several combat divisions at a time.
The impact of the potential loss of nearly six Professional and an even higher number of General Service posts for these three divisions, at a time of major system enhancements (the so-called "Oracle phase II") is self-evident.
