Sentence examples for a marked divide from inspiring English sources

European countries made up half of the top 10, but the WEF said there was a marked divide between the north and south of the continent.

Surveys by the Marquette Law School Poll found a marked divide between the views of private- and public-sector union households.

There was a marked divide between job prospects in the north and those in London, showing that the government's plans to rebalance the economy through the creation of a so-called northern powerhouse had so far failed to ignite, the report added.

Urbanisation is a global trend and there is a marked divide between regions.

Within this, there was a marked party divide, with voters who voted Conservative in 2010 ranged firmly against investigative journalism in the security area (by 71% to 24%) while those who voted Labour last time were split down the middle, 47% to 46%.

For example, a marked cell might divide and label three cells that belong to line III in the embryo; all such cells would form pre-denticles of row 3.

The anterocone (front cusp) of the first upper molar is divided by a marked anteromedian flexus.

There is a marked east-west asymmetry to North America's drainage: the chief continental divide, along the Rockies, is well to the west, thus shedding the longest rivers to the east.

It is a marked change from a year ago.

'Guns for All' Divides Deli Workers Some evenings, Mohammed Koko feels like a marked man.

They were up 2%, a marked slowdown from 9% a year earlier.