Sentence examples similar to a widespread division from inspiring English sources

A stroll down Glenwood Ave .in Evans City, Pa., offers a taste of the widespread division over fracking.

It should come as no surprise that the political philosophies shared by Mr. Reagan and Mrs. Thatcher led to the same outcome: the widespread division that plagues life in America is rooted firmly in the policy initiatives begun in the Reagan administration.

In September 2010, Livingstone criticised the public spending cuts announced by the recently elected Conservative-Liberal Democrat coalition government, which he stated amounted to £45 billion a year for London alone, and were "beyond Margaret Thatcher's wildest dreams" as well as threatening to result in widespread division and poverty across the capital.

It also makes them a lesson for how other American institutions can respond to a central challenge of our time: the hardening of class divisions and a widespread stagnation in living standards.

In a time of widespread political division, Bennet became known for courting bipartisan support for his legislative proposals.

Above all, he wants to reaffirm France's role as equal to Germany against a widespread sense it is now playing in the second division.

Asymmetric cell division has been suggested to be a widespread strategy for cellular organisms to restrict senescence to one daughter (Macara and Mili, 2008).

Vicariance assumes a widespread distribution prior to Andean uprise, followed by a simultaneous division of eastern and western locations to yield reciprocally monophyletic haplotype assemblages.

In this view, the referendum exposed a widespread case of the blues, which has since been compounded by newly apparent divisions.

Displacement is a widespread practice.

A widespread search began.