Sentence examples for evidence of division from inspiring English sources

With half their minds they want to remain loyal, understanding that evidence of division damages their party.

The most severe evidence of division came just four months after the agreement was signed, in August 1998, when a splinter group of the Irish Republican Army IRAA), the Real IRA, killed 29 people in a bombing in the town of Omagh.

In general, there was less activation and less evidence of division in the DLN and spleen than in the tumor for both kinds of transferred T cell (Fig. 3B).

At the lowest concentrations, with fewer than one bacterial cell per macrophage, the engineered strain is digested more slowly than wild type S. elongatus, but does not show large-scale evidence of division, but as infection density is doubled, the rate of growth increases and begins to level off at the highest density (1 4 bacteria per macrophage, figure 6D).

What has happened here over the past couple of months is evidence not of division or of imminent collapse or of a fractured nation on the brink of implosion but of a vibrant democracy that cares deeply about its future.

The earliest human groupings offer no evidence of a division of labour based upon class.

Theoretically, the observed increase in cell number per pulse-labeled clone indicates the process of cell division (either complete or incomplete), whereas the increase in unit number per clone provides evidence of complete division (As → 2 × As) and/or syncytial fragmentation.

Labor is continuing to push for a royal commission and has said the new proposal is evidence of government division over the regulation of the financial sector.

"It is more evidence of a division of views within higher levels of the party on the scope and pace of 'democratic' reform".

The outcome was a bare 51 percent approval by the French voters, and, although it was enough to put Maastricht into effect, the evidence of deep division in France further reduced the president's prestige.

But there could come a point after several days when the cardinals share a fear that indecision could be interpreted by the outside world as evidence of profound division, he adds.