Sentence examples for division fits from inspiring English sources

Where Citigroup's investment banking division fits in this puzzle is still unknown, probably even to the bank's executives.

Trump's use of the name "Pocahontas" to serve his politics of racial division fits right into this historical trajectory.

"George creates the stories, we create the places," Jack Sorensen, the president of LucasArts, told me in explaining how the interactive division fits into the Lucas multimedia empire.

Sure, it can be cumbersome to explain where a division fits in the corporate strategy and where a particular request belongs within that division.

"The Purex consumer products division fits all our criteria, meshing extremely well with the product lines, distribution system and marketing organization of Armour-Dial". The purchase requires approval of federal antitrust officials.

He needed legacy fights, but there was no one in his division fit to provide them.

The division which fits out offices had a "terrible year" in 2009 but its order book is filling up and now totals £213m, compared with £150m.

But it is a big, profitable operating division that fits naturally into a company with major holdings in magazines and cable television, which also merge subscription and advertising revenue.

Of the 81 companies in the new triangular division, 51 fitted more easily into 74-man barracks.

In combination with optimal repair, symmetric division was fitter at low damage accumulation rates.

This is consistent with the role of mitosis in somatic cell divisions and fits with the idea that cell multiplication dilutes out damaged objects (Brunk and Terman 2002), with a qualification: dilution, per se, would not be enough to permit immortalisation because of the inevitable thermal fluctuations that lead to large deviations from the mean (Azencott and Ruget 1977).