Sentence examples for be divided between those from inspiring English sources

Typically, in a European company, the staff will be divided between those who have elected to join a union, and those who are unaffiliated.

"Consumers can be divided between those who are keen on new features and those who want cheaper phones, even if the technology is a year old".

When Peter Mandelson was forced out of the cabinet, that notoriously harmonious body was said to be divided between those who felt bereaved and those who felt liberated.

That his readers may be divided between those who can recite favorite scenes from Hart's autobiography, "Act One" (itself a handy feat of prose playwriting), and those apt to ask "Moss who?" cannot have made the job easier.

In that event, it would be divided between those that can and will fight, like Britain, Canada, France and Poland, and those that cannot or will not because of public opinion at home.

By the time he stepped down, Ireland seemed to be divided between those who called him their champion and those who despised him as a rascal bent on enriching himself.

Discussion is divided between those who are "pro-I.D.F".

The subjects were divided between those who were worried about losing their jobs and those who were not so concerned.

The island's voters are divided between those favoring statehood, those favoring the status quo, and those favoring independence.

They are divided between those who hope for a better future, and those who long ago lost all hope.

It seems that film-makers are being divided between those working in digital and those who are not.