Sentence examples for that dividing from inspiring English sources

What is it for, now that dividing neither.

Some are worried that dividing the role will divide the profession.

"There are those who think that dividing Iraq might be better, that this chaos might end.

I am persuaded, however, that dividing the care in the first year would help us all make strides.

In cricket, that dividing line no longer exists, and when listening to Jonathan Agnew or Vic Marks, few will complain.

Here's Don Byron again, with his contention that dividing repertory programs by demographic and genre is for bores.

In a statement released Friday, S.& P. voiced concern that dividing Financial Guaranty might leave some policyholders "disadvantaged".

This must reassure owners that dividing the pie equally can still leave an enormous piece for each of them.

The truth is that dividing the term of the first president clearly breaches the treaty's spirit, if not its letter.

Mr. Johnson said that dividing the stores into specialty boutiques was meant to take advantage of a larger industry trend.

Critics of the council have said, however, that the problems had carried over from the first body to the next, and that dividing the regional blocs was unworkable.