Sentence examples for opinion divisions from inspiring English sources

But the network has always strongly disputed the assertion that it has no boundary between its news and opinion divisions.

Jevons uses an analogy from the natural sciences to refute this opinion: division of labour implies that some people investigate the mechanical aspects of iron, while other researchers devote their time to the study of its electrical or magnetic aspects.

Navin Nayak, head of the Clinton campaign's opinion research division, also made that point to staffers in an email sent Thursday.

In the days after the election, Navin Nayak, the head of the campaign's opinion research division, sent a memo to staffers that read: "Comey's letter in the last 11 days of the election both helped depress our turnout and also drove away some of our critical support among college-educated white voters ― particularly in the suburbs.

In our opinion, the division of Steps 2 and 3 into defining and exploring, design with stakeholders and methods for implementation offers potential for considerable advances in patient safety.

Tagore's life as a "peripatetic litterateur" affirmed his opinion that human divisions were shallow.

Indeed dig a little deeper into the opinion polls and the divisions of opinion are still there.

The divergence of opinion has led to divisions among families, generations and communities.

The parliamentary debates on the commission's reports would reveal the same divisions of opinion as we have now.

It is easy to understand how there would be divisions of opinion over a writer who is considered simultaneously a Jew, a Pole and now a Ukrainian.

"I know this course of action has produced deep divisions of opinion in our country," said Mr. Blair, who has faced strong popular protest and a revolt in his Labor Party.