Sentence examples for familiar divisions from inspiring English sources

But as the details of the law and the allocation of seats in Parliament became clear, familiar divisions have once again surfaced.

Ban noted that in 2011, nearly 60% of the world's extremely poor people lived in five countries – India, Nigeria, China, Bangladesh and the Democratic Republic of Congo – and that familiar divisions and inequities were as stark as ever.

It is the fickle nature of the Mali saga that provides a lesson for the rest of the continent: Only self-reliance and preparation for the grim realities of an international order that is still riven by familiar divisions, inequalities and contradictions will save Africans.

People who had always seen the world in either/or terms cannot bear powerful emotions that that threaten to break down these familiar divisions of good and bad.

Like the familiar divisions of mitosis, meiosis is also divided into different stages that help describe the timing of meiotic events.

In the broadest sense, the studies -- carried out in the United States, Japan, China and Korea -- document a familiar division.

Adèle has become Emma's muse, a familiar division of labor that carries into the kitchen, where Adèle cooks the food.

What is going on here is a familiar division of labour in mathematical thinking.

Outlook: The least familiar division opponent for the Blast, Waza Flo started in the PASL in 2008 and emerged as a perennial power the past three years.

The formal categories are marked by such familiar ontological divisions as those between objects, processes and relations.

But just two weeks after a short-term deal ended the 16-day government shutdown, familiar partisan divisions over tax hikes and spending cuts reemerged and expectations remained low that members of the House and Senate panel would achieve the kind of far-reaching deficit reduction deal once pursued by President Obama and House Speaker John A. Boehner (R-Ohio).