Sentence examples for a deep division between from inspiring English sources

There is a deep division between those who support military action at this point and those who support diplomacy".

One unintended consequence of the Vietnam-era draft, where the educated, the connected and the privileged could avoid service, was a deep division between those who fought and those who opposed the war -- divisions that persist today.

Residents now talk of a deep division between those who lived through the violent coca days and never want to go back and hundreds of impoverished newcomers from Cajamarca and Piura provinces who see a golden future in coca without the tarnish.

But the undercurrents of the debate — a drop in participation in the Scouts over the last decade and a deep division between conservative and liberal church groups over the proposal — are raising the stakes even higher for the vote as a kind of proxy on the question of how scouting stays relevant in a changing social climate, Scout volunteers involved in the discussions said.

But the absence of Silicon Valley's most senior figures hints at a deep division between it and Washington.

The first 16S rRNA-based phylogenies of the Archaea showed a deep division between two groups, the kingdoms Euryarchaeota and Crenarchaeota.

For example, Bohr disagreed with the Kantian position that "space and time as well as cause and effect had to be taken as a priori categories for the comprehension of all knowledge" (Folse 1985, 218), a disagreement that reflected a deeper division between Bohr and Kant.

With several decades of fast growth of globalization, the world has reaped unprecedented benefits, but we have also seen a widening gap between the rich and the poor and a deeper division between capital and labor, as predicted by Karl Marx.

Fortunately for the world economy, Mr Lamy seems disinclined to apply the Buddhist virtue of infinite patience to the Doha round of world trade talks.The round seemed to have collapsed in Cancún last September, when a deep division emerged between poor and rich countries about both the scope of the talks and the extent to which rich countries' farm support should be cut.

In the eyes of the Haaretz journalists, there is a deep division within Schocken, between the businessman, cagey and even ruthless, and the idealist, who hardly cares that his convictions are so distant from the center of Israeli public opinion.

But a deep division in the coalition between those who want to help their electoral bases in the country's wealthy north or poorer south has paralyzed Mr. Berlusconi's far-reaching campaign promises.