Sentence examples for the largest division from inspiring English sources
The Phillies have played so well in the first six weeks of the season that they have the largest division lead in the National League and second-largest in the majors.
The dire nature of the results underscored what analysts on Wall Street said on Feb. 27, when Interpublic's board unexpectedly shook up top management: that the catalyst for the sudden changes was a worsening of the financial woes of Interpublic, the world's second-largest agency company, particularly at the McCann-Erickson Worlargestp, the largest division.
Revenue from Lagardère Media, the largest division with magazines like Elle, rose 1percentto to 1.91 billion euros.
CCA, led by president and chief executive Ning Yuan, is the largest division of CSCEC and has been operating in the US for 30 years.
Professors at Parsons the New School for Design, the largest division at the university, were to complete their voting on Friday.
Cellphone production is the largest division of the company, with $18.99 billion in net sales in 2007, a 33percentt decline from a year earlier.
It may be the most psychologically important company in the group, as well as one of the largest divisions.
The larger division, adjoining the left, or Canadian, bank, is Horseshoe Falls; its height is 185 feet (56 metres), and the length of its curving crest line is about 2,200 feet (670 metres).
Now Patrick Marber, in this riveting new piece, uses the world of non-league, semi-pro football to explore issues of trust and loyalty and the larger division between individual ambition and the collective ethic.
After a brief period of consolidation on Dominica, Cochrane and Beckwith sailed for Guadeloupe on 27 January 1810, arriving off Le Gosier in the evening and landing the larger division at the village of Sainte-Marie under the command of Hislop.
On education, we learn (it is no surprise) that foundations have reflected the larger divisions of our society between moderate reformers and right-wing demolitionists, both animated by the questionable premise that American public education has been failing wholesale.
