Sentence examples for interesting divisions from inspiring English sources

And the gender gap still gets more attention than do other, potentially more interesting, divisions over the war, like the generational gap some pollsters have noted.

A.F.C. NORTH The most interesting division of the day.

It does, however, begin with an interesting division of space.

West: 3 Contenders and an Icon Who's Not Named Bonds This was an interesting division last year this yearr, it could be more interesting.

A more significant and in many ways more interesting division arises from placing primary emphasis on the level of economic development, with political or ideological differences as subsidiary matters.

This month marks the 20th anniversary of Microsoft Research, perhaps the most consistently interesting division of the hulking software company.

The paper [4] presents superfast (i.e., with numerical operations) and stable algorithms for the computation of some of the eigenvalues for a real-symmetric and banded matrix with bandwidth, where or for the most interesting division-free algorithms.

The poll also uncovered some interesting division when it came to support of a non-binary gender system among subsets.

This middle ground of illumination intensity resulted in an interesting division of growth patterning between the two latitudes.

Another, more interesting division across the eukaryotes appeared to be between obligate parasites and nonparasitic or facultative parasitic species, the obligate parasites possessing fewer individual ion transporters (fig. 2).

Working overseas in some "new or transitioning democracies" I have met several aid workers who have concluded that giving people the vote has increased ethnic tensions, created interesting new divisions and helped to forward the interests of self serving corrupt elites at the expense of everyone else.