Sentence examples for divide grew from inspiring English sources
"This divide grew with time, and remained a source of tension until the day Bin Laden died," the official said, speaking on the condition of anonymity.
On the streets, campaigners were corralled by police into "first amendment areas", while on the internet, a similar divide grew up in a more organic manner.
The University of Michigan's consumer sentiment survey has long shown a small gender gap, but the divide grew after Mr. Trump's 2016 victory and in December reached its widest point on record.
As the political divide grew deeper on the recall, the bipartisan budget deal was announced this afternoon by John Burton, the Senate president pro tem, and Senator James L. Brulte, the Republican leader.
In the process, the partisan divide grew.
The divide grows even more on immigration.
The reason the divide grows more severe as the job becomes more important is unclear.
When we split this up by party, though, the divide grows much wider.
As the north-south divide grows wider, it would be crazier than ever for league to give up on London.
As we posed the question on Election Day, is the red-blue divide growing or narrowing?The topline results suggest the divide is at least holding its own.
The average human being goes through roughly ten to the sixteenth cell divisions in a lifetime, i.e. ten to the sixteenth times in your body there will be cells that divide, grow and divide.
