Sentence examples for problematic division from inspiring English sources

Of course there are also rumors afoot that the AOL Time Warner merger has proved to be such a disaster that the company might be forced spin off the AOL Internet service unit, which is the company's most problematic division.

Other suitors are interested in acquiring the best parts of Vivendi's entertainment businesses, not the more problematic divisions like the Universal Music Group, making any deal less palatable.

"The division is a very tough division.

The most problematic Emap division is the hard-hit consumer magazine arm, home to titles including Heat, Closer and Grazia.

Examples are easily found that exhibit the problematic nature of this division between the two disciplines.

Overall, the emphasis on size mutants to identify mechanisms that determine the timing of initiation of cell division is problematic for two reasons: First, it could lead to errors about the actual timing of START; Second, it does not allow the sampling of gene products that do not affect size homeostasis.

But some of its other potential selloffs are more problematic; its profitable asset management division is an attractive asset, but losing it would dent the bank's already soggy bottom line.

In many instances the wavenumber position of the most intense peak is clear-cut, e.g. spectra a and b in Fig. 4a, but in spectrum b in Fig. 4b the peaks have similar intensities and the division is more problematic.

This second division becomes more problematic and we have observed an increase of apoptosis together with mitotic delay.

While Mr Cunha's implication in the scandal has tainted his own standing and reputation, his break from the government created further divisions, making governing problematic for Ms Rousseff.

But Mr. Carr's investment in Fantastic -- which was doing business with the Lucent division he ran -- was problematic whatever its size, said Steven D. Levy, an analyst at Lehman Brothers.