Sentence examples for division thinks from inspiring English sources

David Chan, chief executive of Barclaycard's consumer division thinks there is a natural fit between the phone and the wallet.

Now Citigroup's Salomon Smith Barney division thinks it has developed a product that will lure the cautious Japanese out of cash and into stocks and bonds.

Does the "news division" think this is accurate, truthful journalism?

"Rarely do we see such a dangerous difference between what pretty much everyone in the neurological division thought and what its leader thought," Dr. Wolfe said.

The publishers at the News Corporation's HarperCollins division thought they had a pretty good bet this holiday season: the autobiography of the pop star Celine Dion.

Honeywell's aerospace businesses are performing well, as are its automation and control-solutions division (think of your home thermostat) and its heating and ventilation unit.

Another division thought to have potential as an independent company is Air Traffic Management, which is developing a private air-traffic-control system.

But what competition does the Antitrust Division think actually exists?

"It's nice to know that the other coaches in the division thought highly of the players on our team this season.

Increasingly, major corporations are opening satellite offices for their tech divisions — think J.P. Morgan's deal at 5 Manhattan West, in the same building where Amazon is bringing 2,000 jobs or Capital One's 75K SF lease, then expansion to 130K SF, at 11 West 19th St. — and many of those offices act like tech companies, both in location desire (Midtown South) and growth (exponential).

In Manaus, the state government ripped down a perfectly functional stadium that was home to the city's fouth-division (think Single-A baseball) team, to build $290 million arena full of luxury skyboxes.