Sentence examples for division runs from inspiring English sources

Both men learned how deeply that division runs today.

The division runs Nexus, cyberintelligence, overseas deployments, financial investigations, and all manner of undercover operations.

On the conflict in Israel, the trans-Atlantic division runs very deep, with Europe much more, and the United States much less, sympathetic to the Palestinian cause.

This division runs through both the Conservative and Labour parties, and extends to Downing Street, where the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Philip Hammond, wants to protect the economy by maintaining many of the E.U.'s regulations, whereas the Cabinet's Brexiteers crave something more heroic.

Take CSX, whose CSX Transportation division runs a 22,700-mile network crossing 23 Eastern states.

"Our division runs 200 panels a year," he says, "so that's a big cost savings".

That meant dividing Europe into spheres of influence with the line of division running through Germany.

Bwark joins the group's UK, Netherlands and Belgium division run by divisional chief executive Joely Fether.

Just how deep does political division run in the toss-up state of Colorado?

Last year, the Gap and its Old Navy division ran into trouble with their surfwear, said Jeffrey Klinefelter, an analyst for US Bancorp Piper Jaffray.

It would also house the HarperCollins book business and a newly formed education division run by Mr. Klein, the former New York City schools chancellor and an adviser to Mr. Murdoch.