Sentence examples similar to indivisible piece of from inspiring English sources

The Tamil cause is an indivisible part of Jesuthasan.

Microsoft insists the browser is an indivisible part of Windows and not some alternative operating system.

The knowledge economy can become an indivisible part of the way all businesses work.

The Annex to this Treaty shall be considered an integral and indivisible part of it.

It is an indivisible part of the BBC.

Two centuries later lotteries in colonial America provided a mechanism for selling indivisible, expensive pieces of property.

It was a revelation that one could prove with such a simple piece of logical reasoning that these indivisible numbers with no discernible pattern spiral off to infinity.

Unlike a traditional portfolio of stocks and bonds, a home is an indivisible asset (you can't slice off a piece of your kitchen and sell it for cash) and extremely undiversified (a single bet on one neighborhood).

My determination to set the poem in English precipitated various attempts at translating it, finally completed during two weeks in Dresden in 2015, the process indivisible from the making of the monodrama, IF, as a piece of music.

The philosopher Democritus posited that if you divide a piece of matter enough times, at some point you're left with something that can no longer be divided — this theoretical form he called atomos, or indivisible.

Abelard believes that the ultimate pieces of the universe are tiny, indivisible bits of matter, souls, and perhaps some forms.