Sentence examples for divisions that is from inspiring English sources
"When you look at all of their divisions, that is the one that has seen the most growth," he said.
It is the system of ethnic quotas and divisions that is really holding the country back if Mr Najib started to take an axe to all that, then absolutely nobody would question his credentials as a radical reformer.
Janet Elder (NYT) THE CONVENTIONS WORK DISPUTE IN PHILADELPHIA The mayor of Philadelphia has agreed to try to resolve an intensifying dispute between local unions and the network news divisions that is threatening to disrupt preparations for the Republican National Convention, several people with knowledge of the negotiations said.
Even post-war memoirs by General Żeligowski mention "[t]hree Russian infantry divisions, that is 27 battalions, though admittedly understrength, against one of our own", though in fact the Russian forces only had two divisions.
Trades in the off-season have changed some teams dramatically and by extension shifted the possible outcomes in entire divisions – that is, if everyone stays healthy.
Moreover, transitions to malignancy are expected to increase with the number of cell divisions – that is with organism lifespan.
Black Lives Matter isn't divisive, it's responding to and calling out divisions that were already there.
I knew that both parties have fed divisions that are deeply entrenched.
But even at institutions that are struggling, there are divisions that are (and have been) doing exceptionally well.
A third of Siemens's sales are in divisions that are either losing money or barely turning a profit.
