Sentence examples for even a subdivision of from inspiring English sources

There's even a subdivision of it: The emphatic radicalism that occasionally embraces vegans carries the veganarchism label.

The barrage could send a cook, dulled by the quotidian of time-pressed meals, into a frenzy of cookie baking, plum pudding making, even building a subdivision of gingerbread houses.

The situation is even more pronounced at the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, a subdivision of NIH, where the budget has fallen from $4.30 billion in FY 2004 to $4.25 billion in FY 2013.

Customarily, when land is subdivided, a subdivision of four lots or less is referred to as a minor subdivision and as such requires less scrutiny by planning agencies and health departments than subdivisions of five lots or more.

Scientifically, the cancer problem is but a subdivision of the bigger question of aging.

The city became the headquarters of the Malwa Agency, a subdivision of the British Central India Agency, in 1895.

Such open-mindedness is a subdivision of a general spirit of good will in the Decameron.

The increase in the number of thanes produced in time a subdivision of the order.

His feelings about song are a subdivision of his lifelong devotion to music in general.

For more processes, all outputs can be represented a subdivision of a higher dimensional object, e.g., for four proceses, a subdivision of tetrahedron is needed.

She serves on the Board of Advisors for the TriBeCa Partnership, a subdivision of A.C.E.