Sentence examples for creates a split between from inspiring English sources
I feel that it creates a split between the community game and the elite, and as far as I'm concerned it should be one referee".
Margaret Thatcher's government introduced the internal market in 1990, creating a split between purchasers and providers.
The long-term effect was to create a split between the wealthy, aspirational inner city of Toronto, and the blue-collar, working-class and immigrant-heavy outer suburbs like Scarborough and North York.
Mr Zapatero's government believes that Eta is weak and divided and that, at the least, it may be able to create a split between hard-liners and those in Eta who are willing to talk.
Some companies have been taking space in Shelton near employees who live there, creating a split between Lower Fairfield, where the executives live and have company headquarters, and Eastern Fairfield, site of satellite offices and lower-level personnel who cannot afford Lower Fairfield.
The pension vote--which affects employees hired from the start of the year--ended up creating a split between the unions and the state's Democratic establishment.
Four circuits have nullified similar bans in recent months, so the new ruling creates a split.
That renewed tension also created a split among the abolitionists themselves.
But the new focus on helping individuals could create a bitter split between those who want to buy homes and those who already own them.
