Sentence examples for wrong division from inspiring English sources

Should Jose Reyes and the rest of the lineup stay intact, and the starters, including the disappointing former Cy Young Award winner R.A. Dickey, bounce back, there's a chance the Jays will too - but unfortunately for them, they're in the wrong division.

The number turns out to be for the wrong division of Sony.

Labour leader Ed Miliband said the UKIP leader's comments were "wrong, divisive and dangerous", and accused him of "stoking up division".

Against Williams – the second oldest woman in the draw behind her sister Venus – she looked as though she was fighting in the wrong weight division.

"Bolton are a top, top team at the wrong end of the division.

"The media will build it up that way because they have just highlighted two teams at the wrong end of the division".

"They're at the wrong end of the division but they've had some success over the last six years and there's some good footballers here".

Struggling at the wrong end of the division is something Newcastle have become accustomed to in recent seasons - with the last six ending with the club in the bottom four places.

We are where we are - the lads have put a big effort in but the reality is we are at the wrong end of the division and we've lost a game we needed to win".

May we not get caught up in the wrong things: anger, bitterness, division, violence, and a quest for power.

If chromosomes were miss-segregated to the wrong daughter during asymmetric division, perhaps as a consequence of miss-regulated expression of aurora B kinase, this might therefore lead to a blurring of gene expression patterns with perhaps the retention of certain stem cell characteristics by differentiation-committed daughter cells.