Sentence examples for indicating a division from inspiring English sources

Half of those polled said they believe that there should "limitations on free speech online and on social networks" — indicating a division in the interpretation of France's republican values that stands in contrast to the unity displayed at last week's grand march in Paris.

News from the DVD trenches indicates a division of philosophy at the studios.

Originally the word lira indicated a division of the libra, a Latin word used by Charlemagne to indicate a unit of weight.

The bathymetry data indicate a division into an up to 35 m high frontal wedge with large depressions, and an upstream part characterized by mega scale glacial lineations (MSGL).

Not only did the results indicate a division over LeBron's all-time standing, but they showed the four-time Most Valuable Player isn't even the most popular NBA player today.

The primary symbols used in graphic scansion, the most common type of scansion, are: (— or ´) to represent a syllable that is stressed in context; to represent a syllable that is unstressed in context; a vertical line to indicate a division between feet; and a double vertical line to show a caesura, a pause within a line of verse.

Other includes Law, SSA, and those who did not indicate a division.

The analysis of negative predication is complex: the item negated in "Simmias is not large" indicates a division of the genus size, and the negation designates something different (non-identical, distinct) from largeness within that genus.

The two-sided management of Timbuktu by the Islamists indicated a division within the ranks of the rebels, Maiga said, but it also suggested a somewhat worrisome truth for Westerners concerned with the battle of ideas against radical Islam: Had they treated the people better, the jihadists might have won more popular support for their strict version of Islam.

Our results indicate a division of opinions regarding the potential for pharmacists to prescribe medications.

Our results indicate a division of labor for CHWs along gender lines.