1. He says that customers "compartmentalise", expecting credit to come from local banks and more sophisticated needs being met by global firms.

2. On the other hand, men tend to compartmentalise, feeling that stressful aspects of life can be parked mentally and separated from sexual activity.

3. If you don't want things to stay the way they are at home, either leave, learn to compartmentalise your life better, or talk to your wife about trying to improve things (I recommend the latter).

4. The authors went on to address a second question: why can't bacteria just compartmentalise themselves to gain all the advantages of having mitochondria?

5. Business schools, who currently dominate entrepreneurship teaching and research, compartmentalise knowledge into functional boxes.