Sentence examples for broader divisions from inspiring English sources

Or are the views expressed in his book symptomatic of broader divisions?

Organizing the company around areas of expertise rather than broader divisions is probably more appropriate for a moonshot effort that can't afford redundancies, on the other hand, keeping expertise siloed could isolate new approaches and advancements from reaching other teams.

In some ways, the situation is a manifestation of the broader division of society between rich and poor, haves and have-nots.

Their role, Slezkine argues, was part of a broader division of human labor between what he calls Mercurians-entrepreneurial minorities--and Apollonians--food-producing majorities.

While their resumes look alike, their ideological differences map neatly onto a broader division within the Democratic Party.

But far from unifying Spaniards, the decision to unearth Franco's remains has polarized the nation, a reaction that underscores a broader division in Spanish society about how to interpret the civil war and Franco's 40-year reign.

The factions within Chavismo follow two broad divisions.

These methods are categorized in two broad divisions including destructive and non-destructive methods.

But it is naive to suggest that the broad divisions within the party will tidily melt away if the remain camp prevails on 23 June.

Little links the chosen subjects together except the broad divisions "front line experience", "leadership" and "occupation" into which the contributions are divided.

I don't like to take the spotlight off the rain forest, or other habitats that are in peril, but the greatest significance in terms of the broad divisions of life that matter really is in the ocean.