Sentence examples for clear divide in from inspiring English sources

In the end, there was a clear divide in the room between the boys, who favored military action, and the girls, who did not.

"There is a clear divide in society as where obesity occurs – so we have to work on the inequality, we have attack the issues on food security.

It turns out there's a clear divide in the world of finance between those who see their children in the morning, and those who see them in the evening.

That's where you get a clear divide in the economic literature.

The Attitudes and Values Study Survey reveals there is a clear divide in opinion along demographic lines.

MCT4 staining in SCLC CTCs demonstrated a clear divide in expression levels between different cells of the same blood sample.

However, among men, we found a clear-cut divide in SDR values between Central and Southern Italy; among women, this divide was less pronounced.

However, among men, we found a clear-cut divide in SDR values between Central and Southern Italy; specifically, in general 95% CIs of SDRs exceeded the national value in Southern regions, while in Northern and Central regions were lower than the national average.

The report by Prof Smithers and Pamela Robinson of the University of Buckingham says there should be a clearer divide in England between lower and upper secondary school.

As writer and publisher Justin Quirk tells the BBC, Bill and Ted's original adventures stood "just before before a very clear dividing line in drawn in American pop culture".

The two, lacking a clear divide, "clang" together in the middle to create a juxtaposition of flavours that used to serve Bedfordshire agricultural workers (and Luton hatmakers) with a meal in several bites.