Sentence examples for divide as a result from inspiring English sources
Students who find themselves on the wrong side of the digital divide, as a result of administrative policies, will be at a disadvantage in today's hyper connect and knowledge sharing social era.
It was written in response to events of the time, particularly the egregious injustice of Sandra Bland's arrest and subsequent (and inexplicable) jailhouse death, and the cacophony that arose amongst, amidst, and between parties on both sides of the racial divide as a result.
I look forward to the chance of healing a nation that has been divided as a result of an election.
He added, "I look forward to the chance of healing a nation that has been divided as a result of an election".
Britain could soon become "permanently divided" as a result of intergenerational inequality, the UK's social mobility tsar has warned, as a survey shows that more than half of Britons believe young people will be worse off than previous generations.
On Saturday, the government's social mobility adviser, Alan Milburn, chair of the Social Mobility and Child Poverty Commission, warned in the Guardian that there was a risk that Britain would become "permanently divided" as a result of growing intergenerational inequality.
The UK's social mobility tsar warned that unless the "wind of change" swept through the country, Britain could soon become "permanently divided" as a result of intergenerational inequality.
Protestantism in the United States was deeply divided as a result of controversies in the 1920s between fundamentalism and modernism (a movement that applied scholarly methods of textual and historical criticism to the study of the Bible).
The philosophical community was deeply divided as a result of political turmoil and disputes over the aims of the university.
Asked if there was a risk his group of AMs would be divided as a result of the sackings he said: "I very much hope not.
