Sentence examples similar to a smaller divide between from inspiring English sources

The smallest divides between black and white homeownership are in the south, according to the Urban Institute's research.

There's a gap, a chasm, a divide, between them.

A small boulder created a natural divide between the men's and women's toilets.

The Great Recession has sharpened the divide between a smaller group of countries with more cohesive and coordinated industrial relations and wage bargaining institutions, and lower inequality levels, and a larger group of countries where 'markets make policies', wage bargaining institutions are divisive and uncoordinated, and income inequality levels are higher.

While the parade of failures still represents a mere fraction of America's small banks, it underscores a growing divide between them and large institutions like Goldman Sachs, JPMorgan Chase and U.S. Bancorp, which are slowly growing stronger as the economy improves.

"There's already a great divide between larger conferences and the smaller conferences, and this is just going to exacerbate the gap between the haves and have-nots".

The small business minister, Craig Laundy, said the two policy positions showed a stark divide between the major parties.

They will stay fresh for 3 5 days, or even up to two weeks.[3] If you have a lot of cherries, divide between smaller bags to prevent bruising.

Thatcher made Britain governable again, no small achievement, but her policies left behind a large economic divide between its regions and its classes.

A gorgeous 50-year survey of the artist's small paintings, divided between the Whitney and its midtown satellite at Phillip Morris, offers the work of a natural-born intimist, while a comprehensive display of the artist's woodcuts and linocuts in SoHo reveals an artist acutely attuned to the graphic and material subtleties of fine printmaking.

But there was always a perception that St Kilda during the Lyon era tended to be divided between a small core of well-remunerated elite talent and a larger pool of role players who were tethered to specific roles.