Sentence examples for very clear division from inspiring English sources

"There's a very clear division of responsibility," Mr Condon said.

"There's a very clear division in my head," she said.

We have a very clear division of labour between the government and public administration.

"When we were growing up, there was still a very clear division between guitar bands and dance acts.

We have a very clear division of labor, we're calling those George's lanes and Toby's lanes.

They consist of erect, cylinder-shaped stems, which may or may not branch, without a very clear division into trunk and branches.

The EU's divisions are very clear and have become even more stark at a time of economic crisis, says the BBC's Chris Morris in Brussels.

The distributions of both variants show very clear clinal geographic patterns of east-west division.

The division in the ruling family became very clear when an anonymous non-Al Khawalid "senior royal" made an interview with the Wall Street Journal, saying "surrounding the king are all powerful Khawalids".

That is a very clear example of where funding cuts have caused increased divisions in communities you would hope to be cohesive".

It was suddenly very clear to me that there have come to be unnatural divisions between the subjects, that the compartmentalizing of information has become so entrenched as to erase the interplay of information and meaning across discrete fields.