Sentence examples for a division exists between from inspiring English sources

Smith skates with confidence and grace, but is not naïve to the reality that a division exists between male and female riders.

Sometimes there is a very populous scene, but still a sharp division exists between the fixtures and the figures.

But for all the silliness about jaywalking, spilled noodles and crackpot academics, a real division exists between mainland China and what is formally known as the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region, or the H.K.S.A.R.

A general musical division exists between the urban and rural areas of Southeast Asia.

Since this tragic crime against humanity occurred, tremendous division exists between the Armenian and Turkish communities as a result of Turkey's refusal to acknowledge fully the atrocities committed.

When listening to Budd's music it's not always clear how much division exists between composition and improvisation: it sounds so spacious, natural and thoughtful.

Mr. Netanyahu's comments are the most explicit to date to suggest that little division exists between the two governments on diplomatic and economic sanctions.

From the outset a clear division existed between the officers who carried out the coup.

In all practices a formal division existed between reception and administration work; the latter was viewed as higher status (in one practice it attracted significantly higher pay), yet it was also seen by staff as more predictable and less stressful than reception work.

He pointed out that previously a clear-cut division existed between "vulgar" culture and "serious" culture, but today vulgar culture is swallowing serious culture like a black hole, and unfortunately, many writers are forced to lower their writing standards to cater to vulgarity in today's society.

A division also exists between men with HIV based upon the timing of diagnosis.