Sentence examples for division to reflect from inspiring English sources

The mining giant is cutting more than 40 office jobs in its Australian iron ore division, to reflect changing market conditions.

The move by Mr. Klein, the assistant attorney general in charge of the antitrust division, appeared to reflect the Justice Department's judgment that -- for all of the importance of the trial before Federal District Judge Thomas Penfield Jackson -- the fate of the case would ultimately be in the hands of a higher authority.

As experimental studies suggested enzyme activities varied with time [ 15, 21- 230]30], we developed a time division pattern to reflect the regulatory effects.

With the 30th anniversary of the Falklands War only months away, world soccer officials have put Argentina on notice that it is concerned about plans to change the name of the country's first-division competition to reflect a dark chapter in the war.

Although some divisome proteins such as FtsZ are conserved among nearly all bacteria, other components of the cell division machinery diverge significantly to reflect the diversity of bacterial shapes.

Yet here we are growing increasingly comfortable with our toxic level of American disunity and division, one that seems to reflect an embarrassing appetite for mutually assured self-destruction.

The divisions in Congress seemed to reflect the ambivalence in the nation.

Clans bridge the broad cultural divisions that are thought to reflect the migration of different groups of Hmong from central China.

Though the unsigned opinion was unanimous, it seemed to reflect divisions on the court about whether the Florida court had overreached its authority and had curtailed the powers of the State Legislature in contravention of the federal Constitution.

The decision to release Mr. Navalny in July appeared to reflect divisions among Mr. Putin's advisers but was seen as supported in particular by Sergei S. Sobyanin, the mayor of Moscow, who won the election against Mr. Navalny.

The divisions changed over time to reflect losses of territory to Ottoman conquest and subsequent liberation of the same territory, in addition to changes in the political status of Dalmatia, Dubrovnik and Istria.