Sentence examples for now been divided up from inspiring English sources

But Indians have not only ended up with most of the least fertile plots of land, many of which have now been divided up as a result of population growth to the point they are barely productive, but have also received little in the way of credit and technical help from the government.

They'd get some bits of tenderloin, all right, but the rest of the moose would now be divided up between the train crew, the farmer with the telephone, perhaps the warden, and also the nearest butcher, who was probably already headed for the scene.

House music right now is "divided up into too many sub-genres," says Mark. "There's too much emphasis on the whole commercial versus underground".

Now historically, Eukarya has been divided up into a ragtag group of typically unicellular organisms called "protists" and the three "super" groups made popular by their multicellular members: green plants (Viridophytes), fungi, and animals (Metazoa).

That has since been divided up, and Fleg now presides over Southern California, Hawaii, Colorado and Arizona.

Now that most of Russia's oil property has been divided up, Russian oil companies are working to shape up -- investing, modernizing and opening up to shareholders.

Bayer officials say that about two-thirds of its Cipro sales are in the United States under normal conditions, but they have not said how sales are likely to be divided up now among countries.

The text is divided up into chapters.

Solution: Clients must be divided up fairly.

The world was divided up between Team Jennifer and Team Angelina.

Now, says Edra, the assets have been divided up "almost how we talked about it, yet we spent millions on legal fees.