Sentence examples for larger division from inspiring English sources

"You see a larger division between winners and losers," Mr. Hamadeh said.

"To the extent that it reflects a larger division in the Republican Party, that is a concern for George Bush".

So there may be part of a larger division that is not getting a lot of attention.

Now Patrick Marber, in this riveting new piece, uses the world of non-league, semi-pro football to explore issues of trust and loyalty and the larger division between individual ambition and the collective ethic.

The larger division, adjoining the left, or Canadian, bank, is Horseshoe Falls; its height is 185 feet (56 metres), and the length of its curving crest line is about 2,200 feet (670 metres).

But that pales in comparison with Mr. Serdyukov's goals: eliminating nearly 200,000 officers, including 200 generals; reducing the central headquarters staff by 60 percent; and adopting a streamlined command structure that, like the United States Army, focuses on deployable brigades rather than larger division structures.

Chancellor Joel I. Klein has reorganized the local school districts into 10 larger divisions, but scores are still reported by district.

Under the realignment that goes into effect for the 2013-14 season, the six five-team divisions will be condensed into four larger divisions.

He explained to his family that a couple of the company's larger divisions were beginning labor negotiations and that he had to stay in touch.

The current constitution divides Rwanda into provinces, districts, cities, municipalities, towns, sectors, cells, and villages ; the larger divisions, and their borders, are established by Parliament.

The striatum and hippocampus were then dissected from these larger divisions, and the midbrain and brainstem were divided from each other.