Sentence examples for divide has emerged from inspiring English sources

Back in the mother country on the other side of the Atlantic, a similar divide has emerged.

Meanwhile, a deep philosophical divide has emerged between scientists and intelligence officials over whether to withhold scientific information in the name of national security.

The divide has emerged as people like Dr. Glassman, who is 45, latched onto opportunities within their fields that offered significantly higher incomes.

Among those yearning for a Cuomo presidential campaign in 2016, a divide has emerged: some suggest that if Mrs. Clinton ran, the governor's loyalty to Mr. Clinton would prevent him from joining the field.

Behind the histrionics of Korean politics -- punctuated recently by members of the National Assembly locked in wrestling holds as lawmakers moved to impeach President Roh Moo Hyun -- a generational and ideological divide has emerged more clearly than ever.

WASHINGTON (The Borowitz Report) — A deep divide has emerged within the Republican Party over whether to waste Congress's time investigating Benghazi talking points or repealing Obamacare, G.O.P. lawmakers confirmed today.

New divides have emerged during the global financial crisis, and the world is "neglecting" the sharing of innovation.

Some divides have remained difficult to bridge and new divides have emerged.

It's not divulging any dark secret to say that, when The Times began grappling with its digital future, we were not immune from that utopian-realist divide that has emerged at Stanford.

It is perhaps little surprise, then, that a company focused exclusively on Divide County has emerged as one of the earliest hit by the collapse in oil markets.

Salah praised steps being taken by the prime minister and new cabinet to reconcile Ivorians and to breach the national divide that has emerged as a consequence of the conflict.