Sentence examples for caused a divide from inspiring English sources

"There was a certain edge to him and this caused a divide," recalls Mr Harris.

"Now that we have demonstrated that we can all talk to each other and politics can be put aside, the best thing we can all do is engage in meaningful, factual conversations about how we can move other issues that have caused a divide in our communities," observed Sue Berkowitz, director of the S.C. Appleseed Legal Justice Center.

While it's often tempting to use social media to drum up support for proposed changes, this can cause a divide between the teachers and the parents.

This is causing a divide, as well as a complete shutdown in government.

Though the president was once a senior law lecturer at U. of C., the dispute is causing a divide among the faculty.

However, like Woody Allen movies, there was something inherently New York about the Ramones, which caused a slight divide between them and a midwestern 13-year-old.

"We launched different school garden initiatives, but they just caused a racial divide," Newsome explains, while driving along a near-deserted north Tulsa avenue one recent sweltering morning.

Although the GUI was remarkably successful in allowing the general public to gain better access to personal computing, it's non-text nature once again caused a digital divide for people with disabilities.

V. Gene Robinson, the Episcopal bishop of New Hampshire, whose consecration caused a painful divide in his church because he is openly gay, said that when he heard about the selection of Mr. Warren, "it was like a slap in the face".

Instead Scargill caused a massive divide and the rest is history.

The appointment of Oklahoma Attorney General Scott Pruitt to lead the Environmental Protection Agency has caused a large divide among Senators.