Sentence examples for divisions in the current from inspiring English sources

(10) Tackle housing first Tackle the current housing crisis through a policy that recognises the complex divisions in the current market.

c Area division adopted in the current system (yellow areas).

But while this division shows up in the current presidential field, it's distilled to its essence in two high-profile Republicans who aren't running (not in 2012, at least): Senator Marco Rubio of Florida and Senator Rand Paul of Kentucky.

"There is a recognition of the division's role in the current conversation in policing," Gupta said, despite the charged national conversation around law enforcement since Ferguson.

Gupta said that there was a "recognition of the division's role in the current conversation in policing" and that it was difficult to imagine the federal government simply sitting back the next time a controversial police encounter sparks unrest.

Gupta said that there was a "recognition of the division's role in the current conversation in policing" and that it was difficult to imagine the federal government simply sitting back the next time a controversial police encounter sparks unrest.

Beer and wine maker Constellation Brands slumped after it cut its annual profit forecast, saying it now expects sales and profits for its wine and spirits division to fall in the current fiscal year.

Furthermore, the subgroup divisions in our current study were based on the effects of vitamin E on respiratory infections, and vitamin C has also affected respiratory infections in certain controlled trials, showing that its physiologic effects are not limited to preventing scurvy (28, 29).

Alternatively, mitigate the divisions in our current system.

Rand Paul told me that one of the lessons of the 1976 Convention is that the current divisions in the Republican Party have been there all along: "There have always been more of a business class and more of a conservative class, more of a grassroots class and more of a moneyed class".

The book emphasized the historic roots of the current divisions in the city and the exploitation of religious devotion to the city by politicians of all three monotheistic faiths.