Sentence examples for division thinking from inspiring English sources

In 1947, Jawaharlal Nehru and the other leaders of the Indian National Congress reluctantly accepted the division, thinking that the alternative was bloodshed.

"There's a belief about what we do and I've made it clear - we didn't come into this division thinking we're going to have 500 passes a game and rip teams to shreds.

Tim Bradbury, the president of new media for the journals division, had been thinking about creating a national site to pull together reporting from the 40 local business journals.

Richard E. Last, executive vice president for J. C. Penney's e-commerce division, explained the thinking behind offering goods for auction.

For instance, instructors halt their students' natural pattern of thinking about division to forestall the disaster that accrues from permitting division by zero.

Colgate's president, Ian Cook, recently said at a conference that his company would take a look at Listerine, which is part of the consumer division that Pfizer is thinking about selling.

Goldman knew of the enforcement division's thinking last summer.

He said: We believe that there are virtues to the M&S investment case, most notably a good performance from its food division, better thinking in international markets and small but interesting developments in beauty and home categories.

As part of the deal, Scala has acquired the digital signage division of Thinking Screen Media, the SignChannel platform.

In other countries, political division frustrates long-range thinking.

I called Mr. Kahneman because I had been reading his new book "Thinking, Fast and Slow" (Farrar Strauss & Giroux) and was fascinated by his division of people's thinking into two systems.