Sentence examples for because the division between from inspiring English sources

In this election, because the division between the candidates was so stark, many of the liberal élite are asking themselves what they missed, how this could be.

It was amazing, but it also felt dangerous, because the division between night and day is a border, perhaps the most fundamental one we have, and up there it was abolished, first in an eternal night, then in an eternal day.

Mr. Abbas recently announced elections for Jan . 24 but the likelihood of the elections' taking place then seems remote because of the division between the West Bank and Gaza.

The Wilson Marshall ticket easily won the 1912 election because of the division between the Republican Party and the Progressive Party.

The member states are far from having a consistent idea on the future of the EU, in part because of the division between some of the "old" member states and some of the newer ones, particularly those in Eastern Europe.

By this view, it may be just as rational to discount one's "own" future preferences, as to discount the preferences of another distinct individual, because the divisions between the stages of one's life may be as "deep" as the distinctions between individuals.

The division between banks' businesses "tends to break down over time because of pressures from the institution itself," he said.

In part this is because it was created by the French Revolution and is currently unable to think beyond and before the division between left and right.

The division between the two All-Stars deepens each day.

The division between work and life is suddenly erased.

This will perpetuate the division between creditor and debtor countries.