Sentence examples for division it would be from inspiring English sources

"If we had a team like the White Sox or the Braves in our division, it would be a huge concern," first baseman Tino Martinez said.

But as Mr. Heyward also points out, if any mega-media mogul wants "to decimate a news division, it would be very easy to do it".

It follows that if GMG were to sell the regional newspaper division it would be for strategic reasons that would (hopefully) be in the long-term interests of the group, and therefore, by extension, The Guardian.

If anyone might be expected to mourn the impending demise of the General Motors Oldsmobile division, it would be Peter Berusch, who not only owns 13 Olds cars, mostly convertibles, but also restores pre-1973 models at his shop in Lawrenceville, Ga.

For instance If Bristol Rovers, City, Cardiff and Plymouth were all in the same division it would be nice to see Rovers vs. City on Boxing Day, but that would leave Cardiff and/or Plynmouth fans having to travel a long way so having them each play a Bristol team is the fairest result for all four clubs.

Without the cleaning and refining division, it would be difficult to source sufficient RPET flake resin at costs that would allow the Company to be competitive.

Given the variety of the work being handled by the various divisions it would be easy for some to feel detached.

Lisa O. Monaco, a Justice Department official awaiting Senate confirmation as head of the department's national security division, testified last month that "it would be my priority to continue the aggressive pursuit of these investigations" because leaks do "tremendous damage".

And Mr. Bachus released a November letter from the F.B.I. in which Shawn Henry, the assistant director of the cyber division, said it would be difficult for companies to verify the age and location of their customers.

As far back as 1997, the UN population division decided it would be wise to assume that most industrialised countries would land on a fertility plateau of 1.85 children per woman before 2050 and revised their population projections accordingly.Now population experts are wondering whether they should do the same for many countries in the developing world, where the bulk of population growth occurs.

If this club falls down another division again, it would be an inferno," said the 51-year-old.