Sentence examples for not easily divisible from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, the BBA is not easily divisible and an algorithm to optimize the amount of processed data has been developed.

Yet banks do not always come in easily divisible parts.

So money has to be easily divisible and not atrophy and things like that.

Pragmatists know that it is not: on the contrary, it is easily divisible into thousands of parts, each of which has to be fought for, defended, and fought for again.

Mind you, just because young people no longer fall into easily divisible brackets, that doesn't mean there are no identifiable social groups – you just need to look a little harder.

The pattern probably emerged as a result of Darwinian natural selection: cicadas that naturally matured in easily divisible years were gobbled up by predators, and simply didn't live long enough to produce as many offspring.

It's got to be easily divisible.

Nor is everything easily divisible into right and left.

By this reasoning, any cicada with a development span that is easily divisible by the smaller numbers of a predator's population cycle is vulnerable.

But one difference from the Clinton plan is that Kerrys proposals are more easily divisible; they could be enacted piece by piece over an extended period.

The American and National Conferences of the National Football League, which be gin play this year with 13 teams each, will expand by three apiece, bringing the total to the easily divisible figure of 32.