Sentence examples for opening divisions from inspiring English sources

To industry watchers, this is all old news; the drive to EV is accelerating, with numerous carmakers opening divisions.

Sharia-compliant loans are on the rise: Commercial banks are starting to see the benefits of providing interest-free loans that are Shariah compliant and have started opening divisions that focus solely on organisations/individuals in search of this.

They go this way: that the primaries hurt Mr. Bush by opening divisions in the Republican Party, tying him to its right wing, denting his shiny image and exposing him, in the word of one Gore enthusiast, as an uninformed and inarticulate "stumblebum".

Just as the puzzle about the sophist revealed by the opening divisions indicated something significant about the essence of a sophist, so the competition at a single terminus indicates something significant about the essence of a statesman.

Large American publishing companies like Hatchette and Random House recently opened divisions in India.

That decade opened divisions across the western world about everything from gender roles to sexual freedom.

Guinea's parties draw support mainly from ethnic and regional bases, so a contentious result could open divisions across the country.

That stance opened divisions in the Brotherhood, with some critics accusing it of selling out the cause of democracy for short-term political advantage.

The museum is opening as divisions over gun control have widened after the massacre of elementary school children in Newtown, Connecticut in December.

Now that the trouble-hit Budget has called its competence into question, open divisions between the two parties could raise further doubts.

King Abdullah and his family have been preparing for this for years, and senior princes have a collective interest in avoiding open divisions, which could threaten family rule.