Sentence examples for possibility of dividing from inspiring English sources

Mr. Campbell said that well before Mr. Tinterow's resignation he had been discussing with him the possibility of dividing the departments.

They appeared at the end of a paragraph in which he had made the point that he was dubious about the possibility of dividing people into sane and insane.

The possibility of dividing a trajectory into quasilinear segments can be associated with the presence of multiple motivations that an agent follows as time evolves.

The possibility of dividing PCV into two types has been raised by other investigators.

One of the pecularities of HFCC is the possibility of dividing the case-control sample into replication groups, to detect only those effects that are consistent across samples.

Shortly after signing the pact with Italy, Hitler put out feelers to Soviet leader Joseph Stalin about the possibility of dividing eastern Europe, Poland included, into German and Soviet spheres of influence.

This would suggest the possibility of divided attention; indeed, when pairs of stimuli are made perfectly predictable as to time and type, no impairment of response is observed.

Yet by never daring to ask anything more from the subject or the viewer, never plumbing the possibility of divided loyalties, it elides the dramatic tension promised by its title.

Just be mindful of the possibility of divided loyalty and conflict of interest.

According to the landlord, Loews did explore the possibility in 1993 of dividing the auditorium into a six-screen multiplex, but the cost was too high.

The problem is that its proponents do have a point -- with every passing year of increased Jewish settlement in occupied areas, the possibility of cleanly dividing the land between two peoples fades.