Sentence examples for successfully divided from inspiring English sources

We have successfully divided up the bottom half of the population into scroungers and strivers.

James, who had so successfully divided and corrupted Scottish assemblies, never mastered the subtler art of managing an English Parliament.

Although the Grand Fleet was not successfully divided and the British outnumbered the Germans, Scheer's maneuvering ultimately saved the High Seas Fleet.

The narrative is successfully divided between Ray's blundering investigations and the thoughts of "JJ", a sharply intelligent boy also of "mixed blood", trying to survive in the dual – and often conflicting – spheres of school and caravan.

Having pitted the secular revolutionaries against the Muslim Brotherhood, the generals have successfully divided the coalition that overthrew Hosni Mubarak in 2011 and they now stand atop the only organization in post-Mubarak Egypt that is able to create political realities on the ground.

After clamping test, we successfully divided this artery without reconstruction.

Whereas the victory at Varna brought new power to the devşirme party, the grand vizier (chief adviser to the sultan) Candarlı Halil Paşa was able to retain a dominant position for the Turkish notables, whom he led by retaining the confidence of the sultan and by successfully dividing his opponents.

To irradiate a target with proton beam for multiple applications, a beam window with a sound structure is essential, which successfully divides the accelerator compartment from the target.

Allen was recently ousted from the Guild after successfully dividing the organization while pushing for a strike authorization vote.

Schwarzenegger outwitted Democratic legislators once again by successfully dividing and conquering the complex mosaic of California's competing Democratic labor interests to the advantage of the Republican minority.

"Tocqueville, when explaining why the American system ensured that a despot could never successfully divide Americans against each other, wrote that 'local freedom... perpetually brings men together, and forces them to help one another, in spite of the propensities which sever them.