Sentence examples for its subdivisions from inspiring English sources

American psychologist William James had already made the point with regard to the taxonomy of the emotions that "its subdivisions are to a great extent either fictitious or unimportant….Its pretences to accuracy are a sham".

It then made him chief executive of one of its subdivisions, Burson-Marsteller, in 2005.

A brother of President Pervez Musharraf of Pakistan lives in one of its subdivisions.

Random House allows its subdivisions, including Knopf, the Random House Trade Group, Doubleday and Crown, to bid independently, sometimes even competing against each other.

A gold coinage was finally established in currency in 1351 with a noble of 120 grains of gold and its subdivisions, the half- and quarter-noble.

Divide a line so that the ratio between the larger and smaller of the two parts is identical to that between the original line and the larger of its subdivisions, and you have discovered the golden ratio.

G&P Builders is advertising its subdivision as a microcosm of "American country living," while A. Brown Co. is promoting its project as "a semblance of spring in New York".

It was Maud Terry, envisioning a beachfront community for blacks, who tracked down the owner of the 20-acre tract and arranged for its subdivision.

Measures based on the length of a pitch pipe and its subdivision in terms of millet grains supplanted the old measurements based on the human body.

In the late 19th century the political conflict pitted three protagonists: tsarism, the peasantry (with the working class, its subdivision), and the intelligentsia.

She got her job through the YAI/National Institute for Disabilities Network (YAI once was an abbreviation for the Young Adult Institute, a forerunner organization), and its subdivision, the Corporate Source, which provides training and work opportunities for adults with learning and developmental impairments.