Sentence examples for creating a divide from inspiring English sources

It wasn't clear how the company would display such things in stores; there were also concerns about creating a divide between wealthy and less wealthy customers.

"The extent to which Republicans are creating a divide with well-educated Americans on social issues is extraordinary," Mr. Garin said.

"Isn't it better," she asks, "that we teach our partners and their friends and family about this ceremony and invite them in, rather than building a wall and creating a divide?" Sikh radicalism is rarely debated in the media.

Your ability to use phones to pay for goods and services should not be limited to what phone you own, creating a divide between Apple haves and Apple have-nots.

If she seeks "liberation in the father" (Benjamin 1988, 99), she connects her femininity to submission rather than agency, and attaches to masculinity as an idealized object of love (and as its love-object), conferring on it value while devaluing the mother, and creating a divide between feminine sexuality and autonomous subjectivity.

This untouchable circle of artists and collectors was creating a divide.

By creating a divided system for vetting license applications -- the lawmen investigate, the commission decides -- New Jersey also set up an opportunity for just the kind of turf battles that hurt the state so much.

And as the establishment begins to distant itself from the GOP presidential nominee late in the game, Trump goes on a scorched earth campaign to destroy it, creating a divided society.

This creates a divide amongst neighbourhoods.

It has also created a divide.

It created a divide that has yet to disappear.