Sentence examples for division remarks from inspiring English sources

"Jack was the first of a new breed," Sir Edward Bradford, the police commissioner who created this elite division, remarks.

As Mark Adelson, a former managing director in Moody's structured-finance division, remarks, it was "like observing 100 years of weather in Antarctica to forecast the weather in Hawaii". And second, the bonds weren't random.

As Mark Adelson, a former managing director in Moody's structured-finance division, remarks, it was "like observing 100 years of weather in Antarctica to forecast the weather in Hawaii".

But at the end of the first division, the Stranger remarks that the sophist's art is really quite complicated (Sophist 223c).

Albright addressed this sort of division in her remarks, urging graduates to seek out and listen to people they disagree with.

That division was apparent in the remarks at the meeting.

He said the remarks also risked "division in the workplace", adding: "It's a silly thing to say".

Therefore, algorithms via corresponding Hamiltonian or Riccati equations cannot be used anymore, so that the division-free algorithms (i.e., no divisions by ) are needed as remarked in Concluding Remarks (i) of Section 6.

The Governor's remarks have created divisions among Hispanic people, with some leaders defending the Governor and others expressing outrage.

So marked had the division become that Premier League insiders remarked that their board had 21 votes, one each for 19 clubs and two for Arsenal.

Despite the party divisions, many Republicans in their remarks characterized the measure, which allows taxes to go up on household income over $400,000 for individuals and $450,000 for couples but makes permanent tax cuts for income below that level, as a victory of sorts, even as so many of them declined to vote for it.