Sentence examples for divide from the from inspiring English sources

"We're not going to differ or divide from the government on this issue.

Classical microscopic evidence indicated that the trypanosomes divide from the anterior end, split the mother from the daughter cell longitudinally and eventually separate them at the posterior point [11].

The improvement in the all age divide from the early 80s to the late 90s corresponds to adjacent periods of economic recession, whereas conversely the worsening from 2000 coincides with an economic boom when wealth in the south increased faster than in the north.

In Chinese areas there is sometimes a sharp cultural divide from the local environment.

But his cultural divide from the heartland may be difficult to breach.

The England-Scotland divide from the new polling group, mirrors the divide that will be evident when MPs votes are counted after the lengthy Syria debate.

The movement was divided from the start.

The Union, divided from the Confederacy, was also divided itself.

In the summer of 1971, Springmartin was divided from the predominantly-Catholic Springfield Park only by six-foot railings.

The focus is fatally divided from the outset and Freida Pinto looks uneasy and miscast as Miral herself.

exaggerated the excesses of the left, condemning it as hopelessly insular and divided from the rest of the country by its narrow concerns.