Sentence examples for possibility of division from inspiring English sources

The UPF is concerned about the possibility of division among conservative ranks and a possible weakening of positions in the face of reformists and foreign powers.

And any time the potential leader minimizes the ability of Americans to come together around race and instead opens up the possibility of division, we are going to move very swiftly on it".

Firstly, the constructed plant parameter estimation algorithm not only possesses the same properties as those of traditional estimation algorithms but also avoids the possibility of division by zero.

This demonstrated the possibility of division of labour between daughter cells even if cells appear to divide symmetrically.

In the transforming pathway, an initial clonal population build up occurs because the infected basal cells retain the possibility of division, and if unchecked or unchallenged by immunity leads to CIN3+.

The possibility of division of labor and evolution of specialist enzymes has also been demonstrated in theoretical studies of surface metabolism [ 13] and compartmentalized systems [ 14], however only for a few enzyme specificities and without modeling of enzyme-substrate interactions.

David Stern, the N.B.A.'s globally minded commissioner, mused on the long-range possibility of a division in Western Europe during his state of the league address Saturday night.

If a patient has peroneal nerve palsy after nailing of the tibia, the possibility of nerve division should be considered, so that early exploration and repair of the nerve can be performed.

The mixed signals from The Herald and the government about an interim power-sharing arrangement raised the possibility of continued divisions in the ruling hierarchy.

The Judiciary Act of 1869 (the "Circuit Judges Act") reduced the circuit-riding duties of the Supreme Court justices and therefore reduced the possibility for certificates of division.

They reiterated the possibilities of clan division and the role of provocateurs.