Sentence examples for if divisions from inspiring English sources

That is, if divisions still exist.

Toronto Raptors The Raptors are at the top of the Atlantic Division, which would be more thrilling if divisions meant anything any more.

If divisions open up among powerful elites — elected officials, business leaders, generals, judges and so on — their competition for resources and control can culminate in a coup.

If divisions between organized crime and street gangs are becoming less rigid, law enforcement officials assigned to monitor gangs and organized crime have to share their expertise, intelligence and tactics with each other.

If divisions of family property were rare before 1861, the year of the abolition of serfdom, the reason lies in the fact that the manorial lords and the State were alike interested in the preservation of the system of Undivided Households.

But if divisions among them persist, they may translate into a political gain for Iraq's Sunni Arabs, who ruled the country for decades until the fall of Saddam Hussein and have expressed fears that the Shiites will seize unchecked political power in the elections.

If division managers met their targets, they were ostensibly free to manage their businesses as they pleased.

If division seems impossible for scientific reasons, the excavator shall receive a fair indemnity in lieu of a part of the find.

The changes also created a financial reporting process that will determine if Division 3 schools are favoring athletes with more financial aid than nonathletes.

If division is successful, the new organism and the original organism both return to the replicating state.

The link between cell division and death is critical: if the relative death rate is too high, barrier function diseases may result whereas if division outpaces cell death, epithelia could become neoplastic.