Sentence examples for strengthened division from inspiring English sources
Last season: 5th in Western Conference; lost in conference play-in round Prediction: The team has a chance to squeak into that final Western Conference playoff place once again, though with a strengthened division and few additions it will be a tall order.
Importing the multicultural model has transformed a social question into a racial issue, substituting a perception of society with class divisions with a mosaic of ethnically differentiated communities, and in so doing strengthening divisions among the working classes.
Dr. Eloundou-Enyegue worries that Africa's modestly declining birthrates reflect relatively rich, educated people reducing to invest in raising "quality" children, while poor people continue to have many offspring, strengthening divisions between haves and have-nots.
As a result, unions strengthened the division of labour in industrial settings.
With a sharp understanding of the political scene, Castor notes how Joan's subsequent meteoric rise strengthened the divisions between the rival kingdoms of France.
These decisions only strengthen the division between Israelis and Palestinians.
But Barker has said the teams coming up from League Two will strengthen the division in 2012-13.
To strengthen the division's positions, the 1st Brigade was brought forward into the front lines overnight.
Despite the conditions, the 1st Brigade carried out operations to strengthen the division's exposed left flank, but it remained vulnerable to enfilade fire from the German positions.
For the core of his landing force, MacArthur and the Joint Chiefs of Staff selected the 1st Marine Division (a skeleton force brought up to strength by activating marine reserves and stripping another division of men and matériel) and the 7th Infantry Division (the Eighth Army's remaining infantry division, strengthened by Korean fillers and American soldiers shipped from the United States).
The Russians, Chinese and French will no longer follow America, he said, and Iraq is strengthened by the division among the Security Council's five permanent members.
