Sentence examples for extent of division from inspiring English sources

Underlining the extent of division and bitterness created by the contest, Gingrich again described Romney as "blatantly dishonest", a line that Democrats will happily replay if Romney becomes the nominee to face Barack Obama for the White House in November.

But the comments underscore the extent of divisions among Fed officials that have been obscured by the central bank's efforts to maintain a united public face.

He played down the extent of divisions within the party, saying he had no explanation for the fusillade of catcalls and pro-Zuma songs and slogans that dominated the opening evening of the A.N.C. convention.

"Clearly opinions are divided and we have learned the extent of that division.

The extraordinary disclosure exposes the extent of the division between the Miliband brothers, which threatens to overshadow Labour Party politics for the next decade in an echo of the long-running enmity between Tony Blair and Gordon Brown.

The internal opening will decide the extent of sphincter division during fistulotomy.

In sum, this is the extent of the division of labour in Soqotra's pastoral economy, as there is no pastoralist-agriculturalist or nomad-sedentary occupational dichotomy and the corollary social antagonism that is supposed to animate the political dynamics of pastoral societies.

Therefore, the transient nature of the gene expression suggests that the extent of cell division in the incipient nodule is higher than in the nodule meristem of mature nodules.

Thus, mechanosensing could be a link between the extent of plastid division and the control of plastid size and number in a cell (Pyke, 2006).

The largest difference in gene expression after 6 days might reflect a peak in the extent of cell division in juvenile cuttings at this time.

It has recently been shown that PDV1 and PDV2 are determinants of the rate and extent of chloroplast division, a question that has remained open for some time (Okazaki et al, 2009).