Sentence examples similar to a sharp divide is apparent from inspiring English sources

The same divide was apparent in 2010 when the court decided a challenge to restrictions on campaign spending.

Inherent in such an objective test is a sharp dividing line that is crossed by incremental changes in ownership.

It's often observed that when it comes to funding, there is a sharp divide between the haves and have-nots.

"There is a sharp divide" between the approach of states and the federal government toward incarceration, Mauer said.

There is a sharp divide among economists in their assessment of inflation.

At the level of molecular genetic diagnosis and risk assessment, there is a sharp divide between early- and late-onset disease.

AMONG cheesecake lovers, there's a sharp divide.

Even on those questions, there was a sharp divide on partisan lines.

There was a sharp divide over the question of whether elected members' technical literacy presents obstacles.

For decades there has been a sharp divide between the haves and the have-nots in Washington.

As on so many other issues, there's a sharp divide between the candidates.