If a differentia though not divisible could yet be common to several groups, then it is plain that in virtue of that common differentia specifically distinct animals would fall into the same division.
Perhaps Pompey had been living above their means, for in 1959 they, and Harris, fell into the second division after a season in which they gave away 112 goals and ended nine points adrift.
He was Bristol City's goalkeeper in the Eighties when, the Sun recalls, the club "fell into the old Division Four after becoming the first English football team ever to suffer three successive relegations".
The Eastern Woodlands tribes fall into three divisions: the Southeast (discussed above) and the Great Lakes and Northeast.
When differences arise among Christians on substantial matters, they may fall into division for the sake, as each side sees it, of truth and salvation.
Procopius' writings fall into three divisions: the Polemon (De bellis; Wars), in eight books; Peri Ktismaton Dee aedificiis; Buildings), in six books; and the Anecdota (Historia arcana; Secret History), published posthumously.
Nineteen years after our first democratic election, and a peace that has held despite numerous doomsday predictions, we often fall into the comfort of our divisions.
Yet, here we see that the origin is immediately divided, as if the "fall" into division, accidents, and empirical events has always already taken place.
Some, like Ned Block (1995, 1996), would accept a dual view according to which mental states fall into a division between intentional states and phenomenal states.
The afferent parts of the thalamus fall into two divisions: a medial part, which is afferent but not sensory, and a ventral and lateral part, which is sensory.
