Sentence examples for a major divide from inspiring English sources

"There's a major divide between the rich and the poor in this country," he said.

A major divide in twentieth-century art is between those who got the fifties and couldn't get the sixties and those who got both.

It has indicated no intention to do otherwise in Mr. Tsarnaev's case, but the issue is taking on political currency, underscoring a major divide on national security legal policy.

If the contrast between the two countries is less dramatic than on my road trip – the border post has guesthouses, tour operators and gaggles of backpackers – the Mekong is still a major divide.

American defense officials acknowledged there was a major divide between Mr. Karzai's demand and American goals of training and advising Afghan security forces as well as conducting counterinsurgency operations, which require close working relationships with Afghans in the rural areas where most of them live.

The river systems of France are determined by a major divide in the far eastern part of the country, running from the southern end of the Vosges down the eastern and southeastern edge of the Massif Central to the Noire Mountains, the southwestern promontory of the massif.

A mudslide on Saturday descended across Route 15, a major divided highway in Sussex County, closing lanes in both directions.

Setting out a major dividing line with the Tories, Miliband said: "For the 4.5 million people on tax credits, we pledge today to protect them, not cut them as the Tories have said they would".

But in the interviews, and more than 500 reader postings to The Caucus, The New York Times's national political blog, a major dividing point in how people reacted to the Edwardses' decision was their experience with cancer in themselves or a loved one.

Each squadron consists of approximately 60 men commanded by a major, divided into four troops (each troop being commanded by a captain) and a small headquarters section.

Ankaratra is a major watershed divide separating three main river basins.