Sentence examples for increasing division of from inspiring English sources

In short, human societies evolved, by means of an increasing division of labour, into complex civilizations.

These amounts have grown recently because of the increasing division of labor and more frequent interregional transactions.

Why this increasing division of the global village into fundamentalist camps shouting and killing each other?

Thus, our results tentatively suggest that with increasing specialisation of care, there is the risk of increasing division of labour and diffusion of responsibility.

But whatever it is, Mr. Arisian said the real issue is where we are as a nation, given the increasing divisions of region and class.

As explained in Ollivier et al. [88], the German guidelines combine a quantitative analysis of the employment effects (due to the increased division of labor among regions) with a qualitative scoring of projects (depending on their impacts on territories characterized by structural backwardness).

Therefore, in contrast to the conclusions of our previous analysis [ 17], the increase in expression of the cell cycle genes observed in the HGP-treated cattle appears more likely to be due to an increase in the division of cells in the FAPs and/or endothelial lineages than from increased division of cells in the muscle satellite cell lineage.

We granted tax cuts to the richest 1percentt (corporate bigwigs, well-to-do guitar players), increasing the division of wealth that threatens to destroy our social contract with one another and render mute the promise of "one nation indivisible".

It is anticipated that by increasing the division of the solid angle and thereafter having more discrete radiation intensities, more accurate predictions could be attained.

He said: "This development will further hinder oil exports, deprive Libya of its only source of income and increase the division of the country.

It also would require the PUC to adopt a stricter accounting process and would increase the Division of Ratepayer Advocates' independence from the commission.