Sentence examples for striking division from inspiring English sources
THE echoes are striking: division, a government combining a democratic mandate with thuggery, and an opposition that is increasingly radicalised.
Taking a closer look at the balance between the two, the researchers found a striking division: As cells in culture matured, the levels of ShcA went down and ShcC increased.
Frank's final paper (1963) was a terse reminder that the logic of science was not the sole successor or replacement of traditional philosophy Considering the Vienna Circle as a whole in the light of this reading of its anti-metaphysical philosophy, we find the most striking division within it yet.
There was a striking division between risk factors for infection and those predictive of disease.
The striking division of selective pressures among populations points to a model of recent ecological niche specialization.
However, it seems reasonable in this case to exclude the human malaria parasite P. falciparum as the driving force behind the signals detected in our data, considering the striking division of selective signals among population strata.
But a senior ISI officer, giving a rare interview to The Economist last week, says he still regrets that a "strike division", trained to punch into India, had been posted to the north-west frontier: "Never in my lifetime will we ever have peace with India".Hapless on the frontierDoubts about the army's commitment to securing the north-west have also been persistent.
This attack started on 7 March in freezing conditions but after limited success a fresh US offensive struck the division and forced them back north of Mainz.
Liverpudlian Walden, 23, beat Poland's Aleksandra Kowalczuk in the quarter-final of the +73kg division, striking a decisive shot with two seconds left.
In the past few days, about two-thirds of the 800 or so attack missions every day have struck Republican Guard divisions.
Beginning on 8 August 1918 the offensive included four Australian divisions striking at Amiens.
