Sentence examples for a larger divide from inspiring English sources

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

I fear the new government will create a larger divide between the rich and poor, because the economic measures Macri will take will polarise society even more".

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.

The argument over Google was indicative of a larger divide.

Burton said all the debate about NASCAR's visit to the White House symbolizes a larger divide within the country.

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

At every level Britain is a small nation charactised by a large divide".

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.

I am minded to invite Alan Milburn to a meeting of the Second South Islington Brownies, only I think it would simply confirm his analysis that Britain is a "small nation characterised by a large divide".

Within Eastern Europe, there's also a large divide between public and private sector jobs.