Sentence examples for a growing division from inspiring English sources

"It's definitely a growing division," Mr. Borges said.

Since the 1980s there has been a growing division between private morality and public policy.

Revenue jumped 34 percent at the company's services business, a growing division that includes Internet, voice and other services for mostly small businesses.

Mr Alexander's intervention highlighted a growing division between the Coalition and Opposition over Britain's response to the deepening crisis in Egypt.

Listerine Whitening, a growing division of Listerine, is also sponsoring ABC's "Good Morning America" concert series as part of the promotion.

"There is a growing division in Latin America today," said Senator Charles E. Grassley of Iowa, the ranking Republican on the Finance Committee.

The deal will bolster a rapidly growing division within Tribune.

Our modern society is characterized by an ever growing division of labor, the diversification of tasks, and the specialization of our university education.

Johnson said London also had a "huge and growing division between the rich and the poor".

But party debate is now dominated by rumors of Mr. Hague's new vulnerability to such a challenge and by growing division between Tories favoring authoritarian and libertarian brands of conservatism.

At the same time, the Republican timeline for repeal is slipping (and slipping), they still don't have anything remotely close to a replacement plan, and there is growing division within the GOP's ranks about what to do.