Sentence examples for the subsequent division from inspiring English sources

The subsequent division of the world between a liberal American superpower and a communist Soviet Union was also the product of war.

But heavier duty - and less jolly - evidence trawls through rows about Freedman recruiting the political historian Sir Denis Brogan to write about a Democratic convention in Los Angeles without consulting Cooke, and the subsequent division of the empire which brought a grudging peace.

They saw a man calm in a crisis, comfortable with responsibility, and determined to do everything necessary to protect our people". If Cheney and his party are determined to recall the unity behind Bush in late 2001, anti-Bush demonstrators here are determined to remind Americans of the subsequent division, particularly over the Iraq war.

The Egyptian-brokered pact was reached unexpectedly and signed formally at a ceremony in Cairo on May 4. It was meant to end four years of schism between the mainstream Fatah, the dominant party in the West Bank, and the Islamic militant group Hamas, which controls Gaza, and the subsequent division between the two territories.

This conflict over the politics of religion divided Americans from the 1790s through Jefferson's presidency, and shaped the subsequent division between Whigs and Democrats.

Alexander the Great's conquests and the subsequent division of his empire into successor kingdoms sapped local cities of much of their traditional authority and fostered increased contacts between cities, and later, the rise of the Roman Empire united the whole of the Mediterranean under one political power.

The subsequent divisions increase the complexity of the embryo and cells may be located on the inside, surrounded by other cells, or on the outside, in contact with the environment.

Although the first two or three hair-cell pairs in trilobite neuromasts were usually aligned with the normal axis of PCP, nearly half of the subsequent divisions occurred at 45° 90° to that axis (Fig. 3A,F).

In classical antiquity, the western Istria route was first used by Via Flavia in the classical antiquity, but the roads in the area declined in the Middle Ages and subsequent division of the Istrian Peninsula by the Republic of Venice and the Habsburg Empire was not conductive to development of a road system.

Fission (i.e., the formation of peroxisomes from pre-existing ones) refers to the elongation and subsequent division of the organelle, which requires the dynamin Dnm1p (node 16559).

Taking the host cell cycle events into consideration, an increase in protein synthesis and transcription is required during the G1 phase in order to prepare the cell for subsequent division [ 22].