Sentence examples for used has divided from inspiring English sources

His case, like the word he used, has divided many officers, in expected and surprising ways.

The rapid rise of ENDD use has divided the public health and tobacco control community [ 165, 166].

Reperfusion strategy used has been divided into none (N), primary PCI (IP), early fibrinolysis (EF) and late fibrinolysis (LF), these last two distinct if committed before or after three hours of onset of pain.

With the euro zone's temporary bailout fund, the European Financial Stability Facility, set to gain new powers to help recapitalize banks, the issue of whether to use it has divided France and Germany.

Transcriptome analysis using DNA arrays has divided breast tumors into five subtypes [ 3, 4].

These reviews also distinguish pain from distress and suffering (see also Bermond 2001), and the ILAR has divided what used to be a single report on recognition and alleviation of pain and distress into two separate reports, although the scientific investigation of distress is relatively rudimentary (but see Dawkins 1985; Farah 2008).

The present study has divided use of HRT into oestrogen alone (ERT), and combined HRT (CHRT), assessed as current use or not.

He has divided Jeribe Formation using log and microfacies data into two reservoir units separated in the middle part by a marl bed.

"It has divided us".

The question of whether inquiries into apparent intelligence failures on Iraq should extend to the use of intelligence by administration officials has divided Republicans and Democrats for months.

Much like the use of the "N word" by rappers, this has divided opinion.