Sentence examples for states divided from inspiring English sources

Subject: Map of New England and Long Island with the states divided into cities and towns.

If this state is a harbinger, this country of 36 states divided uneasily between Muslims and Christians seems likely to experience a hardening of those divisions.

Yet the 2005 NPT review conference ended in bitter failure as states divided over whether the main problem was the Bush administration's disarmament record or proliferation issues such as Iran.

Would it be more like Mr. Freeman's map, with the states divided based on equal populations and urban continuity, or would it be more our actual map of 50 states, however haphazard it might seem?

All those benefits are threatened by overuse, long-term drought, and climate change, and by the fact that when the seven river states divided the Colorado's water among themselves, beginning in the nineteen-twenties, they thought the river's average annual flow was much larger than it was later discovered to be.

However, the frequency of transitions between the round and distorted states measured at various [ATP] was rather best fitted with a simple Michaelis Menten equation with Km = 0.35 ± 0.13 mM (Fig. 2e; blue open circles); here the transition frequency is defined by the total number of transition cycles between round and distorted states divided by the total period of HS-AFM observation.

Kansas, too, is a state divided.

Henry Ilsley probably summed up the situation best, saying, "It seems we're a state divided".

Libya, since then, has become a failing state, divided between rival governments and militias: Isis are in control of Sirte.

Second, the transition state, divided into transition phases, is used to identify the state of the human body during SiSt and StSi.

Moreover, the plan apparently envisions a Palestinian state divided into three cantons, each separated from the other by Israeli-controlled territory.