Sentence examples for a growing dichotomy between from inspiring English sources

The result is a growing dichotomy between 'welfare citizens' and 'competitive citizens' undermining nationwide solidarity.

However, the stark dichotomy between "refugee" and "economic migrant" masks a growing trend: that many people coming fall between those two extremes.

In the face of blatant overreaching by the other branches, there is a growing tendency to present the public with a false dichotomy between improper judicial activism and supposedly laudable judicial restraint.

8 There is a continuum rather than a dichotomy between explanatory and pragmatic trials.

Ms. Madoff's dichotomy might sound good, but it is a false dichotomy between good and bad wealth.

The truth is far messier than a simple dichotomy between nature and nurture.

However, his argument is based on a false dichotomy between exact sciences and social sciences.

For Rousseau there is a radical dichotomy between true law and actual law.

It is essential that we not create a false dichotomy between volunteers, or "charity" as a whole, and government.

Statements like these can lead to a false dichotomy between rape that is brutal and rape that is not.

But "Sir Luscious Leftfoot" presents a starker dichotomy between hard times and a good time, as "Sumthin's Gotta Give" illustrates.