Sentence examples for potential divisions from inspiring English sources

Thus, there is an inherent contradiction in the theologians' objection that if the continuous is potentially divisible infinitely, there must be a power, such as God, that can actualize all the potential divisions; for such an argument absurdly entails that what by definition cannot be completed is completed.

Douglas J. Feith, the undersecretary of defense for policy, told foreign journalists last week that the administration was seeking to exploit potential divisions in Iraq.

Less than a week after the mysterious killing of the rebels' top military commander, Gen. Abdul Fattah Younes, by rebel gunmen, Mr. Qaddafi also seemed to be trying to capitalize on potential divisions within their ranks.

At a summit where people have focused on potential divisions over Syria, I wanted to bring you together to identify key priorities about the action needed to send a strong message about our commitment to the Syrian people and the urgent priority to do more".

As early as June 1965 Johnson was telling his Secretary of Defense, Robert S. McNamara, that he realized "it's going to be difficult for us to very long prosecute effectively a war that far away from home with the divisions we have here -- and particularly the potential divisions".

So Blair continues his long good-bye, doubtless leaving plenty of potential divisions within his party–such as over the future of Britain's nuclear deterrent.

For each of the three potential division series games in the Bronx, prices range from $18 to $51.

Questions about the European Union have been entirely absent, though that is an area of potential division within the right.

If the Tigers do not clinch by Saturday, their ace, Justin Verlander, will most likely become unavailable to pitch Game 1 of their potential division series against the Yankees.

There has been a slight mystery about who will pitch Game 1 of a potential division series, but Roger Clemens continued to demonstrate why there should be no debate.

With a potential division of opinion during these early death penalty appeals, Mr. Olch said he doubted that the court would be eager to dive into any sweeping ruling on the permissibility of the death penalty.