Sentence examples for making divisions from inspiring English sources

Digging corms or making divisions is trickier.

The river segmentation is based on making divisions at points of major changes, such as confluence with major tributaries or drains.

A note in its last set of accounts, filed in February this year, says the company has been undergoing a restructuring and has closed loss making divisions.

He tried to demonstrate that if we take to making divisions and subdivisions we will obtain absurd results (as in the dichotomy case) and that we must not yield to the temptation of breaking up the world.

A less dramatic but nonetheless important change introduced by medieval commentators, continuing in commentaries after 1300, is making divisions of the text and adding descriptions of the overall structure and forward progression of its arguments.

For example, a study of children's vulnerability to water-related disease hazard in northern Pakistan conducted by a researcher from an American institution included observations with 30 households on details of household structure, household decision making, divisions of labor, child care, and recent illness events (Halvorson 2003).

He has overhauled the company's management, making division leaders more accountable for Sprint's service and profits.

Acquiring Tele Atlas would also allow Garmin to expand its map making division without heavy technological investment.

But since Microsoft acquired Nokia's mobile making division normal service has been disrupted.

Last September, after completing its acquisition of Nokia's mobile making division, Microsoft released a trio of mid tier Lumias.

And also for Nokia, the primary Windows Phone OEM, before Redmond out and out acquired the mobile making division of the company last year.