Sentence examples for its own divisions from inspiring English sources

But just as Berners-Lee's great invention opened the church up to its own divisions, so it can provide a model for a more robust ecclesiology.

The opposition movement also has struggled with its own divisions over rebel behavior.

But apart from its own divisions, the opposition candidates face two main handicaps.

The party's obsession with its own divisions has allowed the Conservatives to go unchallenged.

The bank will pay students who accepted summer internships at Bear Stearns, putting some to work in its own divisions and others to work at charities.

But overall, he will have to reassure a country that has been taken over by fear of decline, fear of its own divisions and sometimes its own ghosts.

The former have even given it its own division in the geological timescale.

Last year, the Human Rights Campaign made waves in some circles when it announced that it was launching its own division devoted entirely to issues abroad.

"We wanted to add oil and gas to our mix and wanted a company large enough that it could be its own division".

Night & Day Studios, which is profitable as of last year, thanks not only to its portfolio of kids' apps, but also the 30+ apps it has built on contract not listed on its website, will now spin off the outside work it does into its own division beginning now, and ramping up further in the new year.

That did not surprise Mississippi State Coach Dan Mullen, who remarked earlier in the year that he thought Alabama was the best team in the country last season when it finished fourth in its own division.