Sentence examples for accentuating the divide from inspiring English sources

Accentuating the divide between Congressional Republicans and the board, the House Work Force Committee voted last month to approve a bill that would require a 35-day waiting period before a unionization election is held, once workers have petitioned for such an election.

The economic crisis has accentuated the divide.

Contrary to how it might feel, fondling dangerous animals only accentuates the divide between us and them.

Choosing this moment to launch a coup — amidst all the grief and fear of the referendum result — will only accentuate the bitter divide that exists between the Labour grassroots and the Parliamentary Labour Party.

It was accentuating the California.

25. "The Perils of Accentuating the Positive," ed.

For serious theatergoers, that is not accentuating the positive.

So much for accentuating the positive.

Scott: Yes, accentuating the waistline is really beautiful.

"Our fear is that the tunnel will accentuate the north-side divide," says Kerry Hamilton, head of the Transport Studies Unit at the University of Bradford.

Even today, the prison both reflects and accentuates the broader racial divide: blacks are six times more likely to be incarcerated than whites, and once at San Quentin (and most prisons) they are housed with other blacks, on the theory that segregation reduces racial tension.