Sentence examples for used it to divide from inspiring English sources

Just like 9/11 did, before people used it to divide us.

Once we found this break point, we used it to divide the database in two sub-databases, and we built two structural equation models (SEM) to identify the main hydrological drivers controlling runoff generation and water erosion at sub-datasets, corresponding with different stages of catchment connection.

Because the border between VA and VM is difficult to delineate precisely, we extracted a "virtual border" from a standard rat brain atlas (Paxinos and Watson 2007) and used it to divide the intensely GAD67-immunoreactive BZ accordingly.

Then the doctor switches to the blunt scalpel and uses it to divide the uterus wall down to the amniotic cavity where the baby waits.

Orban, alongside his colleagues Beata Szydlo of Poland, Bohuslav Sobotka of the Czech Republic, and Robert Fico of Slovakia, use it to divide the prisoners of the Maastricht Treaty from the world's new champions of self-determination.

But we're gonna give this one to Jennifer Lawrence in "Joy," for when she whips out a roll of toilet paper and uses it to divide a room between her squabbling relatives — her ex and her father.

Seems like the Republicans, self-anointed purveyors of freedom, teamed up with the Fox network, always manage to reach a new low using the fear issue, using it to divide the community and bolster their base while poaching some independents along the way every election cycle.

In addition, we introduced regions B and C in Figure  2 b, c based on the UV/Vis spectra of compounds 1– 4. The division has a spectroscopic nature, since we use it to divide that part of the UV/Vis spectrum that is dominated by metal d d excitations (region B) from the part dominated by ligand-to-metal or metal-to-ligand charge-transfer (CT) transitions (region C).

The project's operators created a Facebook page on which they posed as conservative Alabamians, using it to try to divide Republicans and even to endorse a write-in candidate to draw votes from Mr. Moore.

In this article, we will use it to refer to a salient divide in European labor markets between secure and insecure jobs.

The creation of a strong middle class as a result of Bulgaria's transition to liberal democracy and a free market was once the collective dream; now it is used to divide the country.