Sentence examples for there will be division from inspiring English sources

It is subject to interpretation, and until the interpretation favoured by the authors is not universally accepted, there will be division between accounts of prokaryotic and eukaryotic evolution.

I think there will be divisions because people have grown to identify and like and hate various characters, so everybody has their version of how they want it to end based on those things, but looking at it objectively, I think the way it ends is the way it must end, so I'm just going to leave it at that".

Jamie Redknapp, who is closer to the modern player than Souness, often softens his colleague's stance – McCartney to Souness's Lennon: "He's maybe trying to take the pressure off his players" was his reading of Mancini's admission, "There'll be divisions in that group".

The men to be obtained by selective draft are to be used to bring all twenty-seven divisions to full strength, so there will be no wholly "draft divisions" or "volunteer divisions," as in the first World War.

There will be a division of the two seasons ahead for the clubs but the line will be blurred by the World Cup.

If there is audible dissent, the Presiding Officer announces "There will be a division" and members vote by means of electronic consoles on their desks.

There will be eight divisions of four teams each with a 16-game regular-season schedule that includes home-and-home games within the division, four games against another division in its conference, and four more games against a division in the other conference.

Jimmy Anderson and co will be very frustrated, but I don't think there will be any divisions in the camp.

Uefa is finalising the details but there will be four divisions, sub-divided into four smaller pools.

For the first time there will be two divisions, with one team relegated from the eight teams in WSL 1 and one promoted from the 10 teams in WSL 2. After Manchester City joined the top flight and several high-profile moves across the league, many experts are saying this will be the most open season yet.

"In the Tory party there will be acrimony and division.