Sentence examples for a wide divide between from inspiring English sources

Obama's recovery plan has taken the bi out of bi-partisan, and left a wide divide between the Dems and GOP.

Moreover, many colleges have become big businesses, reflecting corporate values: management efficiency, top-down decision making, a wide divide between top salaries and those of the lowest-paid workers, and trustees who care little about academic matters but a great deal about finances and fund raising.

But with the Conservatives securing overall victory in Britain to stay in power, a wide divide has opened up between England and Scotland.

There's an especially wide divide between the candidates on this metric.

Barbieri, an unclassifiable stylist, is one of the few artists to bridge the wide divide between fevered improvisation and the rhapsodic rhythms of smooth jazz.

Innovative offenses like the spread have narrowed the formerly wide divide between college football's traditional nobles and serfs.

Henry McMaster, chairman of the South Carolina Republican Party, said he had become deeply concerned about the wide divide between blacks and his party, and he has come up with a plan to recruit thousands of black party members.

Eric Seidel, the lead prosecutor, in his closing statement on Tuesday, emphasized the wide divide between the accounts that the defense and the prosecution had presented to jurors, arguing that Mr. Haggerty had used the money that the mayor had contributed to the state's Independence Party to buy his deceased father's house in Queens.

These aim to bridge the wide divide between YouTube, which has no editing tools, and $100 software programs from firms including Adobe and Corel.

It is thought the number of people currently out of work could rise, with economists predicting a wider divide in the level of unemployment and wealth between the north and south of England.

Some writers predict that these contracts will create an even wider divide between Condé Nast's most celebrated writers and its stable of lesser known but productive contributors.