Sentence examples for divide in terms of from inspiring English sources

Justifying such a growing divide in terms of merit will be hard.

For all its efforts at regeneration, Liverpool remains an embodiment of the north-south divide in terms of pure economics statistics.

"We've had the tendency to look at the digital divide in terms of whether you have access or not to technologies, and so some think the digital divide is closing because more people have access to mobile phones.

On a visit to York on Monday, David Cameron defended the government's spending on flood defences and denied accusations from local council leaders that there was a north-south divide in terms of government spending.

Our results show a distinct north south divide in terms of climate change impacts; in the south the water availability will reduce while in the north water availability will increase.

There is a clear cut private and public divide in terms of OOPE [52].

"The administration is seriously divided in terms of what it needs to do," a senior Arab diplomat said this week.

In contrast, civil-law systems rarely allow the right of possession to be so divided in terms of time.

If anything, this staging veers too far to the opposite extreme and I'd argue that it is itself internally divided in terms of technique.

The goats were divided in terms of body weight in two treatments of 12 goats each, namely: control (CON) without addition of L. plantarum and probiotic (PRO) treatment with in feed administration of L. plantarum so that the goats would intake 12 log CFU/day.

Analysts remain divided in terms of the implications of the issue.