Sentence examples for division stood from inspiring English sources

Operating profit in the semiconductor division stood at 3.37tn won in the third quarter, up 28% on the previous quarter.

Brian Murphy, who worked in the company's content division, stood a little farther down the deck, away from the chatter.

"We estimate Apple's operating profit for its iPhone handset division stood at $1.6bn in the third quarter of 2009," said Alex Spektor, analyst at Strategy Analytics.

The 43-year-old Chicago-born officer who led the raid, Col. James B. Hickey of the Army's Fourth Infantry Division, stood near what he called "the rathole" on Monday.

But they met serious resistance: Col. Robert H. G. Minty's Union cavalry brigade and Col. John T. Wilder's Lightning Brigade of mounted infantry, armed with Spencer repeating rifles, yielded ground grudgingly, and by nightfall only one Confederate division stood on the west bank of the creek.

The fight became a war of attrition, and for the next four months the division stood its ground during repeated German counterattacks.

The division stands to benefit from high natural-gas prices and growing demand.

This division stands in marked contrast to the heterogeneity expected from the clonal diversification model.

And despite the oft-stated recognition that Congress needs to close ranks behind whomever is elected, the partisan divisions stood out in stark relief.

South of Waegwan, two more enemy divisions stood ready to cross the Naktong in a coordinated attack with the divisions to the north.

President Barack Obama praised Kemp's work on race, adding that Kemp understood that divisions involving race and class stood in the way of the country's common goals.