Sentence examples for very division from inspiring English sources
It is this very division of the rich from the poor that has dampened the ambitions of fans who recognise that title challenges are no longer possible.
On Saturday, Americans learned that A.I.G. planned to pay $165 million in bonuses to executives and employees in the very division that caused the problems that led to the federal bailouts.
Best Buy is paying $2.1 billion for a 50% stake in Carphone Warehouse's European retail business, with the money intended to go into beefing up broadband; now, however, that very division is looking under threat.
The very division he made between the ancient and the modern, as well as his views of Shakespeare, Aristophanes or the Greeks as a people who were "conscious of no wants, and aspired at no higher perfection than that which they could actually attain by the exercise of their own faculties" (LDA, 9), were inevitably influenced by his own time.
Thus, he announced, he would make room for growth by lopping off the very division he was praising, culling 110 of the 140 climate-related scientific research positions in CSIRO's Oceans and Atmosphere section.
Most generally, they argued that the very division of the world into a developed and underdeveloped area, with the latter requiring special economic development measures, was fallacious as the market mechanism was supposed to be the same everywhere (Strassmann, 1976).
"And instead of the poor and working class uniting, racial tension and xenophobia distract us from a very real division: money".
The United Nations is regularly paralysed by the very divisions that sunk the hopes entertained at Copenhagen.
But the very divisions in Egypt illustrate a deeper awakening in the region that has its own significance.
By emphasizing creeds, not deeds, Mr. Perry encourages the very divisions that Lincoln believed lay at the root of America's ills.
The very divisions that started Lebanon's civil war have may have helped insulate it from the past year's Arab revolts.
