Sentence examples for as a division between from inspiring English sources

He spoke as a division between Africa and the west opened up over the integrity of last week's polls.

They also rejected Turkey's demand that its candidacy be given more urgency, erecting a wall that is sure to be seen by the mostly Muslim country of 67 million people -- and by the rest of the Muslim world -- as a division between the Christian West and the Islamic East.

Northern Ireland is distinctive in the UK as a division between Catholic and Protestant schools affords interesting insight from two Christian perspectives.

When will we finally come together as one and see beyond our borders of flesh, and rather as collective, connected vibrating atoms in a Universe in which there is no such thing as empty space, no such thing as a division between you and I? When will we finally understand that love is the answer?

However, Martinussen et al. (2005) used 1250 g as the cutoff for dividing the subjects into 2 BW subgroups, whereas in this paper, we chose 1000 g, which is the weight commonly used as a division between "extremely" low and "very" low BW (Tucker and McGuire 2004).

The second fork comes inside the religions as a division between Abrahamic religions and other religions.

But it's not as if there's a division between the two – music and literature are both sources of almost sensual delight, if you like.

Although the Soviet Union immediately denounced the Marshall Plan as the beginning of a division between the East and the West, all western European countries, including Britain, hastened to participate.

The proposed cross-layer approach fits in the radio resource management (RRM) framework proposed for state-of-the-art networks such as LTE that define a division between fast dynamic layer 1 and layer 2 RRM functions working at the transmission time interval level and semi-dynamic layer 3 RRM procedures.

The difference between these formalist and naturalistic approaches can be understood as a division of labor between the tasks of exploring logico-linguistic possibilities of conceptual reconstruction and considering the efficacy of particular scientific practices.

If Mr. Lethem were a tour guide, his main theme would be that what many people think of as a sharp division between the cracked sidewalks of his childhood and the much glossier Boerum Hill of today is really a blur.