Sentence examples for enormous division from inspiring English sources

Business experience is crucial, which is why Jack Welch, GE's former boss, plucked several stars from the legal department and gave each one an enormous division to run.

There remains an enormous division between the races when it comes to median income, home ownership, education, life expectancy, the incarceration rate, drug use and mortality rate.

Willkie was something of a liberal in a party that hated the New Deal — a true uniter in a time of enormous division — and he supported Franklin Roosevelt's foreign policy.

A man who has traveled abroad only three times, with the exception of many trips to Mexico, must now handle an increasingly assertive Russia, a Middle East in crisis, and enormous division in his own party about how to deal with China.

The move reveals enormous divisions within Iran's political landscape," it said.

She pauses then adds: "We still make enormous divisions between dance and theatre, and actually all acting is movement.

By late May/early June, it was clear that Kennedy wasn't going to get the nomination, but he soldiered on — creating enormous divisions in the Democratic Party.

It created enormous new divisions.

Mrs. Merkel has witnessed the enormous political divisions that can arise when taxpayers from one region are compelled to rescue residents from another.

The strike, which has been the talk of coffee shops and playgrounds, is something of a metaphor for the broader labor force of Los Angeles, a place of enormous geographical and class division.

Mrs. Robinson said she did not believe that the divisions, enormous as they might seem, would prevent the conference from succeeding.