Sentence examples for a big dividing from inspiring English sources

Unionization wasn't a big dividing line among these voters, however.

A big dividing point is virtual keyboards versus physical keyboards.

The '60s was a big dividing line, how you stood on the '60s began to determine how religious you were.

What I'm saying is that there's a big dividing line in British politics between people who, when asked to reach to make more savings, immediately ask the poorest to make more savings and [those who think the opposite].

But Gordon Brown's statement on Friday 9 April that Tory proposals to remove all innocent people from the national DNA database – apart from those accused of the most violent crimes – represents "a big dividing line in this election" warrants particular reflection.

Twenty years ago, in advance of the 1992 Maastricht Treaty, which paved the way for a monetary union and the creation of the euro, a big dividing line in British politics was between pro-Europeans, who supported these efforts, and "Eurosceptics," who vehemently opposed them.

"It would create a big divide".

It's a big divide.

But on two areas there is still a big divide.

The plenary session on production economics displayed a big divide in agricultural economics, especially in Europe.

We don't think there should be a big divide between us and the fans".