Sentence examples for a growing divide between from inspiring English sources

But Japan now faces new fears of a growing divide between the fax and postfax generations.

For the past few seasons, there has been a growing divide between two clear camps: peacock and hyper-casual.

There appeared to be a growing divide between foundation trusts, freed from Whitehall control, and the old-style NHS trusts.

Today, there's a growing divide between the fortunes of corporate America and those of the majority of Americans.

But there is a growing divide between Republicans and Democrats that is fundamentally unhealthy for U.S.-Israeli ties.

Launching his annual Ofsted report, Sir Michael Wilshaw said the nation should be worried about a growing divide between primary and secondary schools.

"The new report makes it evident that there is a growing divide between the haves and the have-nots," said Katja Iversen chief executive of Women Deliver.

But she added that the controversy, at its most basic level, signaled a growing divide between people who have competing visions for the Finger Lakes.

The program is aimed at closing a growing divide between scientists and policy makers, said STEVEN COHEN, its designer and director.

With a growing divide between rich and poor, some Congress ministers have taken to public displays of solidarity with ordinary people.

Wilshaw said: "There's a growing divide between the performance of secondary schools in London and the south and the performance of secondary schools in the MIdlands and north".