Sentence examples for start to divide from inspiring English sources

But it is what happens next where the two countries start to divide.

That ideology may not hold out if the crackdowns start to divide society, however.

There will be a cluster number at which the natural clusters start to divide.

They're important for tissue repair and re-growing an organ that faced some damage, but you can consider the reverse: If they start to divide too much, you'll have tumors; or even initiate a cancer.

For example, they experimented with different timing, between adding the cumulus cell to an egg and activating the egg, making it start to divide with its cumulus cell genes.

The abundance of eggs enabled the scientists to experiment with various ways of getting the egg cells to start to divide and of growing the embryos in the laboratory.

"Society as a whole started to divide," he says.

By 2007 the Olympic selection was starting to divide people as Beijing approached.

Those cells, like human embryonic stem cells, come from a small pool of all-purpose cells a few days after the fertilized egg has started to divide.

Science no longer imagines conception as a "ping" at a particular instant, but rather as a process that isn't complete until the zygote starts to divide and multiply.

But it would be a hollow victory and do little for his successor's legitimacy.Besides its internal power struggles, Fatah is also starting to divide over two ideological issues.