Sentence examples for a large divide in from inspiring English sources

Merrill said: "For a while now we have seen a large divide in the investor base between bulls and bears.

The Yankees are not negotiating with Rivera, who is the game's best closer, but there was not a large divide in the proposals passed between the two sides before the Feb. 17 arbitration hearing.

His interests also frame a larger divide in the Alzheimer's world.

The ballot race results showed a large divide over capital punishment in keeping with national trends and followed voter decisions in favor of the death penalty in Oklahoma, which became the first to approve state constitutional protections for it, and in Nebraska, where voters overturned bipartisan legislation repealing it.

Overall joblessness also masks a large divide, with only 5percentt unemployment in Austria compared with 27percentt in Greece, although Eurostat's data from Athens was from November, the latest available.

Unfortunately, there remains a large divide between Utah State and the top teams in the conference.

Movies like Overlord and The Raid subvert that by establishing plain-as-hell ground rules: it will all go down in a large divided area, it will look dope, and the action will differ by sequence (level).

But Brett is also caught in a larger divide, between the Tribal Nation and a separate Schaghticoke faction at odds over control of the reservation and who will capitalize on the tribe's newfound leverage in the region's escalating casino wars.

In this model it is assumed that a population expanded spatially from one deme into a larger area divided in same-sized demes interconnected by gene flow.

While everyone's income went up in 2015, a large racial divide remains.

So it was that Lee Ufan was standing in a freezing rain early this spring, carefully culling stones in a large field divided by a muddy driveway at a garden center on the East End of Long Island.