Sentence examples for a big dichotomy from inspiring English sources

"There used to be a big dichotomy, but there's more of a convergence now," said Jason Bramm, an economist at the Federal Reserve Bank of New York.

There's a big dichotomy in culture between Montreal and the rest of Quebec, so there's a really strong sense of support amongst the creatives in this city.

The big dichotomy is if you look at community structures and community activism: there are lots of women, if not more than men, running playgroups, parent councils, community councils and gala committees, so why aren't they involved in helping to run political parties and standing as candidates?

"This made me wonder: what is the biggest dichotomy between home and away form over the course of a whole season?

"Atlanta is one of the biggest dichotomies of the major Southern cities," said Mr. Rafshoon, who owns Outwrite, a bookstore and coffee shop that serves as one of the centers of gay Atlanta.

It isn't as big a dichotomy as you might think.

This consensus is: how to link, transcend or cope with the following "big three" dichotomies: subjectivity and objectivity, structure and agency, and synchrony and diachrony.

Ms. Madoff's dichotomy might sound good, but it is a false dichotomy between good and bad wealth.

You have to hand it to a show that takes everything big, nuanced, or esoteric, and squashes it into a moron dichotomy of yes and no.

Big business and big politics in Russia are inexorably linked, and "Russian oligarch" v "Russian politician" is a false dichotomy.

A special case of an integrable dichotomy includes the following class of integrable ((h,k))- dichotomies.