Sentence examples for divide always from inspiring English sources

The north-south divide always brings out the whimsical Tolkien in southerners.

Until this week, the establishment could pretend that five months of talks over forming a new government were merely an extreme form of business as usual: coalitions across the language divide always take several weeks to form.

Earlier, Hunter said the owners had essentially issued an ultimatum: "It was '50-50 '50-50itake leave it.' And we just said, 'Well, toray we're leaveng it, like we left it last week.' " The economic divide Andays promised to be the toughest to bridge, even as the parties found agreement on other key issues, including contract lengths and changes to the luxury-tax system.

Our work has squarely addressed North-South power relations and the digital divide, always building on local capabilities to transfer knowledge South-South, North-South and vice versa in a respectful manner that benefits both Northern as well as Southern partners [ 37].

As for the infighting among Republicans, she said, "The Republican Party in Trumbull has always been divided, always and still is".

In regard to military foreign policy, women and men are divided "always and everywhere," according to a 2013 Pew Research Center study.

The reasons for this are simple: if the stem cells in a given tissue all behave alike - always dividing asymmetrically, always producing the right differentiated cell types at the right times - then there is much less that needs to be controlled than if such stem cells roll dice to make their decisions.

"Little pockets like Ardoyne are always separate, always divided, and always annoy and irritate people.

In the deterministic model CSCs divide asymmetrically, always leaving one CSC and one non-CSC as daughter cells.

Little divides always existed between them.

The divided cell always gave faster decolorization than the undivided one.