Sentence examples for many divisions in from inspiring English sources

"There are too many divisions in the Republican Party now.

There are not a lot of guys around here like the Cowboys who won so many divisions in a row.

The fracture seems reflective of so many divisions in Indigenous politics, from opinions about constitutional recognition, to disagreements about the nature of welfare reform.

"It has amplified many divisions in society and in particular has helped to re-establish xenophobia as legitimate and acceptable," the iconic UK-based IDMproducer wrote about the referendum.

While one may not agree with every view held by these activists, we can all hope that they overcome the many divisions in their society to achieve a truly peaceful and democratic Egypt.

The genesis of the food project was recognition that there are so many divisions in our society: race and class and gender and age - and that division perpetuates inequity and increases it.

Intermediate progenitors must be tightly regulated to ensure that they undergo an appropriate number of divisions: too few divisions will result in a shortage of cells, disrupting brain development, whereas too many divisions will result in the formation of tumors.

Given this, it will be critical to determine exactly which cells of the human body are telomerase-positive, when and how telomerase is silenced upon differentiation, and how many divisions cells undergo in human tissue after becoming telomerase-negative.

Despite reporting a 9% increase in revenue and solid performance in many divisions, its third-quarter results were weaker than expected.

Many divisions of the army in which he made his mark in the 1930's and 40's now require male recruits to be at least 5-foot-3.

Since the Americans boxers are considered favorites in many divisions, it is not unusual that the fans of boxers from other countries are rooting against the Americans.