Sentence examples for division status from inspiring English sources
That's why it's such a kick in the teeth because we know how hard it's been to continue our first division status with all the strains that have been on our team in the last few years".
Using panel data on state appropriations at hundreds of public institutions between 1976 and 1996, a study by the economist Brad Humphreys estimates that institutions that joined Division I-A gained $6 million in appropriations on average, compared to institutions with no change in division status.
Does the NCAA division status of a school have any relationship to school rankings?
"Whilst spectators here will applaud that decision, I'm not sure what supporters of Sussex, Somerset and Worcestershire will think about it, given the precarious nature of all four sides as regards their first division status for next season.
To quantify mitotic duration and cell division status (Fig 1B and C), cells were seeded in 12-well plates (Nunc).
Prior to undergoing differentiation of meiosis, spermatogonial stem cells proliferate and form a pool of cells at different division status to meet the dynamics of spermatogenesis.
With membership growing and standards rising, the USL has applied for second-division status with the U.S. Soccer Federation, which sanctions pro leagues.
Our popular culture is suffering from a crippling disease, one that suffocates creativity and consigns us to second-division status: nostalgia.
It was a crushing defeat for FC Cincinnati, a second-year club of the United Soccer League, which shares second-division status with the NASL in the United States pyramid.
When Martino took over the club, they were dangerously close to relegation to the second division, but Tata secured first-division status, which was then followed by winning the 2013 Torneo final (the second and final tournament of Argentina's first division) the following season and reaching the semifinal stages of Copa Libertadores.
By winning the League Cup, they were entered in the inaugural Anglo-Italian League Cup, a competition set up to compensate them for being forced to forgo the Fairs Cup spot they had earned, but were denied by Uefa due to their third-division status.
