Sentence examples for a broader divide from inspiring English sources

There is the danger of a broader divide between north and south.

While "AR-15" is a Colt trademark, the term's status as "Kleenex -like shorthand reflects a broader divide over guns, regulation, and the depressing regularity of sensational Kleenex -likeshorthandbsereflectsassault weapon" is another's "modern sporting rifle".

As we shall see, the contrast between these two sorts of approach mirrors a broader divide between the rival traditions of rationalism and empiricism in philosophy as a whole.

The split underscores a broader divide between the United States and Europe, partners in the North Atlantic Treaty Organization alliance for 65 years, over how to deal with Moscow.

The clash over paid sick leave is part of a broader divide between conservative states and their more liberal cities on a wide range of issues, including minimum wage laws, fracking, plastic bag bans, municipal broadband and anti-discrimination ordinances that protect lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender residents.

The set point and settling point models for the regulation of body weight and adiposity are a reflection of a broader divide in our conceptualisation of the obesity problem.

Amid internal wrangling and a broader political divide over the derivatives rules, regulators have fallen behind on several crucial issues.

But the very definition of a safe limit for chemicals such as glyphosate is contested, and linked to a broader regulatory divide between the US's risk-based approach which errs towards product approvals where doubt cannot be quantified, and the EU's hazard-based approach, which leans towards a precautionary principle in such situations.

Provincial subcultures are especially strong, and the broader divide between northern and southern Italians is a fact that many within the country remain particularly conscious of.[1].

But when all five factors are tallied up, the broader divide — despite some chinks here and there — continues to hold.- From Roll Call.

"We can't understand what Egypt did in Libya without understanding the broader divide in the Middle East between Islamists and anti-Islamists," Hamid said.