Sentence examples for divisions sometimes from inspiring English sources

Network news divisions sometimes pay interview subjects "licensing fees," ostensibly for photographs or video.

HOW READING SO MUCH RUSSIAN LITERATURE MAKES THEM FEEL: Jared Barron: "I feel humbled, respectful, slightly more educated on class divisions, sometimes melancholy, and, of course, more informed about how the human soul and mind work!

There were numerous examples of companies with disparate divisions, sometimes making it hard for us to assign them to an industry.

Divisions sometimes emerge between the existing inhabitants and new residents, sparking segregation instead of coexistence.

Lying within the historic county boundaries of Lancashire since the early 12th century, Ashton-under-Lyne anciently constituted a "single parish-township", but was divided into four divisions (sometimes each styled townships): Ashton Town, Audenshaw, Hartshead, and Knott Lanes.

The company can usually find jobs for them, explains Takane Miwa from the company's human-resources department, but often in a different division, sometimes part-time and always minus their former job title and seniority.

But, in 1996, Congress authorized the federal government to delegate certain immigration authorities to state and local police agencies through partnerships with the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement ICEE) division (sometimes referred to as 287 g) agreements).

On the contrary, Mr. Ganz, the president of the German company's international division, sometimes uses his commuting time from Paris to New York to circle displeasing headlines and inappropriately spaced text in company-owned magazines like Parents and Fitness.

Understanding this process is vital to figuring out why cell division sometimes runs amok, causing cancers.

Worse yet, folks in one IBM division sometimes didn't know what was going on inside the others.

Second, when we looked at individual hospitals, a DMU with an efficient medical-examination division sometimes had an inefficient administration division, and vice versa.