Sentence examples for small divisions from inspiring English sources

On "BrainDead," the real danger is people who view all policy disagreements through a conspiratorial lens, seeing even small divisions as indicative of bad faith.

Robotics is commonplace today in industrial applications like assembly, welding, painting and packaging, but most of the major pioneers went bankrupt, or survive as small divisions or affiliates of companies like General Electric or ThyssenKrupp of Germany.

The major studios are small divisions of international conglomerates, such as Sony and Viacom, and, as one studio head observes, the declining margins mean that "our owners don't need us to swing for the fences at all costs in hopes we can justify our existence.

The company fought him but did agree to sell some small divisions and cut its debt.

Agilent announced Tuesday it would be closing two small divisions and letting go 600 workers.

Second, in cerebral convexity pain may arise from traction of small divisions of medial meningeal artery, rather than from the dura mater itself.

There is also a small division, started five years ago, that sells sunglasses and handbags.

The Dolans gave him one small division along with his other duties: Lightpath.

A corporate reorganisation left a small division out in the cold without a leader or a reporting line to headquarters.

Formed in 1985 as a small division of Countrywide, IndyMac started making loans in the 1990s and became fully independent in 1997.

When it came time for college, no coaches recruited him and he ended up at Nebraska Wesleyan, a small Division III college.