Sentence examples for phrase division from inspiring English sources

The French scholar Émile Durkheim first used the phrase division of labour in a sociological sense in his discussion of social evolution.

Beats fall with considerable regularity within the internal divisions of phrase and clause, so that a sense of poetic rhythm accumulates as you go.

Key phrases like "overcoming the German division" and even "reunification" became taboo.

That phrase has caused so many negative divisions in our community.

The first tract, De introductionibus (On introductory topics) explains the concepts used in traditional logic nomen (noun), verbum (verb), oratio (phrase), propositio (proposition)—and presents the divisions of and the (logical) relationships between propositions.

This "division of labor" (Smith's phrase) raises productivity, which results in more income to spend on food, health, education, and consumer goods.

In contrast, the proportion of 'one'-phrases regarding the fixed and non-fixed division in OV with the scalar particle YE or DOU is reversed.

The letters might have been better received if they had been phrased differently, said Dr. William Dietz, director of the division of nutrition and physical activity at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

Avoid inserted clauses, indents and divisions in items inside of the phrase.

Long before brand management became a 90's catch phrase, Pontiac carved out a niche as General Motors' excitement division.

The original division between these societies lingers in the phrase used even for the so-called united monarchy, "the kingdoms of Israel and Judah".