Sentence examples for the biggest division from inspiring English sources

Incredibly, after sweeping Miami, the biggest division opponent now for the Jets is not the collapsing Indianapolis Colts, but the Patriots.

On the other hand, the Minnesota Twins, whose payroll is also nearly $100 million less than the Yankees', have the biggest division lead in the league.

The legacy that Mr. Rove is leaving behind is the biggest division that the United States has seen in modern times.

Hal Kahn, the chief executive of the biggest division of Federated Department Stores for the last decade, is retiring on Feb. 15, the company said yesterday.

Everyone is fond of saying you divide up — Nabokov said: either you sleep well or you don't, and that's the biggest division between humankind.

If the deal is approved, Jefferies will begin a new life as the biggest division of Leucadia, a conglomerate that has little recognition outside Wall Street but has drawn the admiration of value investors.

"I wonder if you think the biggest divisions in politics now are on the right?," he posited softly, through a half-smile.

The differing approaches in paying for the legislation are among the biggest divisions that Senate and House leaders will face, assuming the Senate's passage of its bill.

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I'm at the Grand hotel for a fringe meeting on the big division in Lib Dem politics: Orange Book economic rightwingers v social democrats.

(Indeed, Virginia Postrel has looked at this division in her book, The Future And Its Enemies, and concluded that the big division of the twenty-first century is between "dynamists" and "stasists").