Sentence examples for division looks from inspiring English sources

Outside those two the division looks, as ever, hugely competitive.

The second division looks weaker, and any market move for Hughie Morrison's newcomer Present Alchemy (4.15) would be significant.

In the state of Mexico, which surrounds the capital and is the country's most populous state, the opposition's division looks likely to hand victory to the PRI, even though around 60% of voters may choose candidates from other parties.The moral is clear enough.

It will be important for Sánchez Flores to keep a consistent core; Watford have considerable talent but an element of continuity will be necessary and the good form of Deeney, whose attributes seem perfectly suited to the division, looks particularly important.

What's left of the camera division looks to be headed to the "print 2.0" group, an effort to make web-to-print easier.

Certainly there's more coming on the appliance front, but the consumer electronics division looks as though it might be tapped out.

Analysts said the division looked well positioned to benefit from "Indiana Jones" and "Star Trek" releases in 2008.

That was the headline on Wired.com which greeted research by Patrick Gerland and others of the United Nations' population division looking at the UN's population projections to 2100.

Absorbing BSkyB "would make the direct broadcast division look a bit healthier," said Tim Westcott, an analyst at Screen Digest in London.

"The decision was made by my superiors to make the division look more profitable by altering certain of the data," Mr. Gordon told the court.

Koster ordered an investigation, but, as the Peers commission was told by Colonel Jack L. Treadwell, who became division chief of staff in late 1968, it was not filed with higher headquarters, "because it made the division look bad".