Sentence examples for divisions might from inspiring English sources

But such difficulties and divisions might be less grave than an outright defeat.

Perhaps they thought economic chaos and Tory divisions might create a political opening for Labour.

Economic divisions might actually be acceptable if they act as incentives to encourage people to work hard and if high rewards are justly earned by those with the skills and capacity to carry out the most difficult or demanding jobs.

These divisions might not mean much to the people of Chibok, a small community where everyone knows everyone, and families are made up both Christians and Muslims.

"Over time those divisions might become more and more apparent, and we'll see those class differences become more obvious," he predicted.

"Over time those divisions might become more and more apparent and we'll see those class differences become more obvious," he predicted.

Hereford were so much better that the team from the higher division might have been humiliated.

"Let them give me Nicosia!" he challenges, when I ask how this division might end.

Cornellà will be the newest and best stadium in the division but that division might well be the Second.

Moving into The Economist's first division might turn out to be a leading indicator of economic trouble.

"I said last winter this division might go down to the last series of the year and I stand by that.