Sentence examples for divide which is from inspiring English sources

They are "The Great Divide," which is new, and "Fixes," which has been around for several years.

"It's simply unacceptable to have a divide, which is what the prime minister is talking about, between different schools in our country".

The commercial area of Riverhead sits at the spot where the North and South Forks of Long Island divide, which is why it is sometimes called the Gateway to the East End.

There was, for instance, the issue of a wealth divide, which is a topical issue in Nigeria, and is seen through the characters of Alare and her husband, versus Benji's family.

"We need a candidate who can, without compromising the essence of who we are, reach across the values divide, which is the divide that sunk us yesterday, and I'm not sure she can do that," this Democrat said.

This framing is designed to split the left; to drive a wedge between the "metropolitan elite" and the "left behind". And it conceals the real divide, which is not cultural but economic — between the 99percentt and the 1percentt.

An example of the kind of light that journalists have shone on the issue is the 2014 New York Times opinion series, The Great Divide, which was entirely devoted to discussing income inequality.

And the rural-urban divide, which was so striking in our just concluded elections, seems equally strong there: the yellow vest is a rural emblem, rarely seen in the cities.

The tour is in support of his multi million-selling third album Divide, which was released earlier this year.

However, they also limit the ability of cells to grow and divide, which are both important for regeneration processes.

The explanation came down to the number of times a cell divides, which is out of our control.