Sentence examples for a divide has from inspiring English sources

If anything, a divide has opened up.

In recent weeks, with global markets falling, a divide has opened between Merkel and other European leaders.

A divide has opened up between the England and county game and Pete would be good there too.

Yet, a divide has always characterised the relationship between Curva A and B, with the former being notoriously riotous and the latter more tranquil.

Among those yearning for a Cuomo presidential campaign in 2016, a divide has emerged: some suggest that if Mrs. Clinton ran, the governor's loyalty to Mr. Clinton would prevent him from joining the field.

But a divide has opened within the reform movement over how to address prisoners who have been convicted of violent crimes, including people like Mr. Singleton, who threatened shop owners but did not harm anyone.

The country became less homophobic, racist and maniacally religious", but a divide had been drawn between old and new Ireland.

Nudge That Noodge A political divide has opened into a cultural chasm between two old friends.

A stark divide has persisted between the growing urban middle class and an underclass with mostly nomadic roots.

Amid the fighting, a sectarian divide has developed between the Alawites and much of the population.

Back in the mother country on the other side of the Atlantic, a similar divide has emerged.