Sentence examples for might be divided from inspiring English sources

This means that larger neighborhoods such as those in Brooklyn, might be divided into multiple tracts.

Richardson's life might be divided into two phases: before "Pamela" and after.

Even in Baghdad, there is a fear that it might be divided into two areas, one Sunni and one Shiite".

That same day, he suggested that Barack Obama's own loyalties might be divided and that the President might have known about the attack in advance.

Campbell sees Fox as a cavalier to Pitt's roundhead, and suggests that all his eight pairs might be divided in this way.

These continued to increase in number to as many as seven, all but the uppermost level of which might be divided into boxes.

"The party leaders, they have this perception that it might be dividing the party," said John Link, 23, an elementary school teacher from Fayetteville, N.C.

Plato gave rules governing who the husband of the epikleros might be, and said that the inherited plot might not be divided or added to another plot.

McNabb seemed aware that the locker room might still be divided after the off-season.

Looking back, Eric said his days on earth might well be divided into before and after.

Yossi Beilin, the leftist justice minister, hinted that Jerusalem might indeed be divided and said Israelis would be better off with a reconfigured, more Jewish capital city.