Sentence examples for divided by geography from inspiring English sources

Last year's election revealed a nation sharply divided by geography.

Finally, Britain is deeply divided by geography and class.

Syria is also divided by geography and class.

The community, he said, is divided by geography, "by dialect, by religion, by looks, by food habits, by cultural habits".

People divided by geography, social class, age, education and income are even more sharply divided by outlook.

Governing Peru has never been an easy task given a history of terrorism, corruption, tensions between military and civilian authorities, and a population divided by geography and racial division.

In a society as deeply divided by class, geography and race as modern Venezuela, Bolivar, who was born here in 1783, has always been an important symbol of national unity and identity.

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The two theatres are divided by more than geography.

Where once they had one major commissioning relationship, now they may have several; where their contract sat with one organisation, now it may have been divided by service or geography; where their contract was simple and "block", it may now be heading towards personalisation.

The resistance was never a single group; numerous groups evolved divided by political affiliation, geography or specialisation.