Sentence examples for division matters from inspiring English sources

All of English football, not just the Football League, must learn from Italy, France and Germany, where more than just the top division matters.

"Yeah, your division record matters.

There is one division that matters: those who have wealth and power, and those who do not – whether they live in Carlisle or Land's End.

It clearly points to the fact that one needs to look at alternative methods to reach fathers and break the traditional gender division in matters relating to reproductive health.

Similarly, rather than apparently restricting the infinite division of matter to some select moving parts, Leibniz maintains that every part of matter is everywhere moving, and so the sort of accommodation envisioned by Descartes must occur everywhere (A. 6.3.565f; 6.3.58f).

Kant identifies the inadmissible condition as the implicit taking of matter as a thing-in-itself, which in turn leads to the mistake of taking the division of matter into parts to subsist independently of the act of dividing.

Not only would the successive division of matter ultimately terminate in atoms, that is, in discrete particles incapable of being further divided, but matter had in actuality to be conceived as being compounded from such atoms.

If the Broncos beat the Chiefs next Sunday, they win the division, no matter what else happens.

But the Athletics believe they are the team to beat in the division, no matter where Rodriguez is.

The celebratory mood in the majestic, gilded hall of Prague Castle masked stubborn divisions on matters like missile defense and European security.

His extraordinary success there, factoring in the historical resonance of the triple crown and the Tigers' division title, mattered most to some voters.