Sentence examples for divisions from which from inspiring English sources

And he is not hamstrung by the internal divisions from which the rebels suffer.For the past six months or so, the rebels have been diverted from their war against Mr Assad by having to open a second front against the Islamic State of Iraq and Greater Syria (ISIS), the most extreme of the jihadist groups and the one that has inducted the biggest number of foreigners.

These simulations ran until the total population reached 8,000 to ensure that all cells underwent at least six divisions, from which the lineage trees were constructed.

The O-level/CSE system was divisive and dumped millions of young people into a second division from which they couldn't escape, providing a fixed limit on the expectations of those young people who were saddled with having to sit the CSE.

Bogie's team arrive at Macclesfield one point from the drop zone in a division from which four clubs go down.

The win returned the Martyrs to the division from which they were demoted in 2010 amid financial problems.

Fiat has considered spinning off of its automobiles division, from which it derives half its revenues, for several years.

The idea is that Fiat Group is worth more if it can detach itself from Fiat Autos, a division from which it derives a little over half its annual revenues.

He alleged that the Justice Department's civil rights division, from which he recently resigned, "doesn't want to protect white voters".

Each division from which data were collected was assigned to the quadrangle that contained the largest portion of its area.

The KM estimator utilises this fact by dividing the time axis up according to event times and estimating the event probability in each division, from which the overall estimate of the survivorship is drawn.

The root apical meristem, or root apex, is a small region at the tip of a root in which all cells are capable of repeated division and from which all primary root tissues are derived.