Sentence examples for odd division from inspiring English sources

Contributing to the lack of information was the odd division of the Midwest region between two intertwined authorities, PJM and the Midwest I.S.O.

One Region, Two Monitors Contributing to the lack of information was the odd division of the Midwest region between two intertwined authorities, PJM and the Midwest I.S.O.

It was an odd division that considered a politician's wife, although not his mistress, to be a living illumination of his character, but it was not yet today's notion that personal morality and professional morality are inseparable.

Here's an odd division of labor: a corporate data consultant argues for more openness, while a journalist favors more secrecy.

These are supplemented by the 20-odd divisions of the al-Quds army.

The 40-odd infantry divisions employed by the Germans in the invasion counted for much less than their 14 mechanized or partially mechanized divisions: these consisted of six armoured divisions; four light divisions, consisting of motorized infantry (infantry wholly transported by trucks and personnel carriers) with two armoured units; and four motorized divisions.

Whatever the reason for making Vermont last in the roll-call order, it was an odd decision that underscored the lingering divisions between the two campaigns.

This absolute division is an odd assertion, especially for a writer.

Nothing much to worry about at all except long division and the odd spelling test, and in summer, even less of that.

What should we make of the Stranger's lecture on parts and kinds, given that it overlooks the real faults in Young Socrates' proposal and that the second stage of the division yields such odd results?

In an internal email sent a month after the Intercept story was published, an FBI Intelligence Branch employee wrote that a colleague at the bureau's counterterrorism division asked an "odd question".