Sentence examples for be a divide between from inspiring English sources

[There] should be a divide between politics and state education," she told the Guardian.

Would there be a divide between the enhanced and unenhanced, similar to that between the rich and the poor, and to what effects?

I don't think there needs to be a divide between the entrepreneurial and the academic because it's easy to build those skills into any discipline.

But the organization said that there continues to be a divide between workers with short-term contracts and little job security, and workers in highly protected permanent jobs.

Until the rules are finalized and passed by D.H.H.S., there will continue to be a divide between what the A.C.A. says it will do and what is actually happening to many people who struggle with mental illness.

"Her primary objective is avoiding a situation where there would be a divide between France and Germany that would be impossible to manage for both nations and would make the whole euro crisis even less manageable than it was before," he said.

There's a divide between life and academic research.

There is a divide between them and other Americans.

It's a divide between people who are inward-facing and outward-facing".

"I think there is a divide between the companies," he said.

But there is a divide between police and all the rest of us".