Sentence examples for a serious division from inspiring English sources

But Argentine society developed a serious division between the rural interior and the urban coast.

It is possible that a serious division over the proposed constitution could end up splitting the European Union.

He's notionally coming out of dubstep, the dance music that's throbbed in Britain long enough to grow a serious division between its mainstream and its vanguard.

The French, for their part, regard American diplomacy in the approach to the conflict as dishonest and reckless, concentrating mendaciously on weapons of mass destruction, when all the time determined to go to war simply to change the regime.Behind the name-calling is a serious division of philosophy and policy.

Cricketers from Sri Lanka and the West Indies also toured South Africa and received more stringent sanctions, and the engagement of English professionals as players and coaches in South Africa threatened a serious division between the Test-playing countries that ended only with the repeal of apartheid.

He conceded that the city had a serious division between blacks and the police, but he said that headlines about "15 blacks killed" by the police did not note that at least half of the victims had been accused of resisting with guns.

But a more serious division emerged over trade.

Immigration poses another serious division within the country.

There is no serious division in the Democratic Party over whether to back Mark Warner.

Similar calls can be heard from Sweden and Finland, which have invested heavily in the Baltics.The most serious division now may be between countries inside the EU and countries outside.

There is wide agreement among outsiders that Mr. Bo's downfall points to perhaps the most serious division in the party elite since the leadership upheavals during the 1989 Tiananmen Square protests.