Sentence examples for formal division from inspiring English sources

"Does that make necessary a formal division?

Are there many formal division among the genres anymore or has contemporary literature obliterated them?

The Las Vegas branch was founded as a formal division of the university in 1957.

The island's formal division dates to August 1974, when troops from Turkey landed in northern Cyprus.

The atmosphere in the lab became so poisonous that Randall had to intervene, setting out a formal division of labor.

The formal division between work and play is as outdated as a pinstriped suit and bowler hat, to be divested when its owner was "off".

Archean Eon, also spelled Archaean Eon, the earlier of the two formal divisions of Precambrian time (about 4.6 billion to 541 million years ago).

Suddenly dissatisfied with the fluid form that had evolved in the Fifth, he began to dream of a continuous blur of sound without any formal divisions — symphonies without movements, operas without words.

In a comparable way, though in the context of a different style, some of the sonatas of Sergey Prokofiev use the outward formal divisions of the Classical sonata form but stress the interest of melody as such, leaving tonality still present in this case to play a decorative rather than a structural role.

Burke's Reflections may be divided (for the author did not provide any formal divisions) into two portions of unequal length.

Formal divisions of responsibility don't matter.