Sentence examples for divides too from inspiring English sources

There are other divides, too.

But education divides, too, and guarantees nothing.

*** But education divides, too, and guarantees nothing.

Yet when a cell divides too often it can introduce errors into its genetic code, and these create chromosomal aberrations that can lead to cancer.

The cell divides so many times that it uses up its telomeres, the mechanism at the tip of every chromosome that forces a cell to self-destruct if it divides too many times.

But Kingsolver's world perhaps divides too easily into male and female: between the women protectively in tune with nature, and the male hunters and farmers who strive to tame it.

Dover was divided, too.

Some biologists are divided, too.

Palestinian and Arab opinion is divided too.

And there is an ideological divide too.

There may be a generational divide too.