Sentence examples for that division into from inspiring English sources

Prior to joining Walgreens, Steve served as Vice-President at Monster.com, overseeing one its largest recruitment businesses growing that division into a multi-million dollar enterprise.

The reorganization will fold that division into the insurance and investment units.

The Portadown-born O'Neill, a former Northern Ireland international, guided Shamrock Rovers to the 2010 League of Ireland title and this season became the first man to take a team from that division into the group stage of a European competition when they defeated Partizan Belgrade in a play-off.

Figure A3 indicates clearly that division into three groups and the time-shift of the lower daily tariff by one hour reduces the daily peak load by 5.6%.

Now the notion of supertask entails precisely that, division into parts, as it involves breaking up a time interval into successive intervals.

Bill McKibben, a prominent critic of a hyper-segregated, Gattaca-esque version of the future, cautions that biohacking technologies like genetic enhancement "would take the gap in power, wealth, and education that currently divides both our society and the world at large, and write that division into our very biology".

It could be speculated that the division into bins maximized separation between amino acids that only differ slightly on a continuous scale explaining the very different behavior.

Rosemary Randall's paper suggests that this division into parallel narratives is the result of a defensive process of splitting and projection that protects the public from the need to truly face and mourn the losses associated with climate change.

Nominalists maintained that the division into ten categories was a partition of terms on the basis of semantic criteria, and that there are only two or three real categories (substance and quality, and perhaps quantity too).

More recently, Robert Pinsky, remarking on how much more easily Italian can be rhymed than English, decided to go for a terza half rima, as it were, combining it with a versification so full of enjambment that the division into stanzas often appears quite arbitrary.

Suárez tells us that the division into nine highest genera he is speaking of accidental genera, although what he says also applies mutatis mutandis to substance is proposed not only by metaphysicians, but also by logicians in treatises on categories.