Sentence examples for division into three from inspiring English sources
In a move intended in part to cut costs, G.E. said it would break up its big energy division into three separate units.
Palamas responded to this attack by composing his "Apology for the Holy Hesychasts" (1338), also called the "Triad" because of its division into three parts.
The Cochin Jews were known for their division into three castelike groups the Paradesis (White Jews), the Malabaris (Black Jews), and the Meshuchrarim (Brown Jews).
The division into three "acts" – "The Rise", "The Apogee", and "The Decline" suggests an effort to impose structure, but these themes are barely reflected in the text.
This strengthens the idea that legumes form a single family; however, the phylogenetic relationships within the family are more complex than the former simple division into three subfamilies.
A few weeks ago, he split the company's immense Latin American division into three territories, giving local Coke officials more flexibility and control.
Despite the division into seven sections, the story has no apparent structure.
With few exceptions, that distinction underlies their division into two major categories: malignant or benign.
These sibling states have fought three wars since their bloody division into two newly independent states in 1947.
Its incomplete or late division into two cell masses results in conjoined twins, formerly known as Siamese twins.
