Sentence examples for driving apart from inspiring English sources

It shows firms in rich countries shipping low-skill tasks abroad when offshoring costs little, thus driving apart the wages of skilled and unskilled workers at home.

Coevolution may be changing patterns of gene flow and driving apart eastern and western populations.

The pillows are driving us apart".

Instead, they seem to be driving it apart.

Relentlessly singable melodies reinforce the message that longing brings people together rather than driving them apart.

The BBC seems to think the licence fee is their salvation, it's driving them apart from the public".

The debt crisis that is currently driving Europe apart is not simply an economic problem but also a political one.

Behind the characters' confused attempts at fulfillment is Uncle Eric, to whom they go seeking solace, not realizing that his brooding wisdom is driving them apart.

The main thing, Mr. Bernanke would emphasize, would be to create a monetary system that synchronizes national economies rather than driving them apart.

It seems unsustainable and to be driving people apart – a recent example is the demonisation of our own NHS service and the junior doctors".

As leaders strive to save Europe's currency and integrate its politics, is the crisis galvanising voters and politicians, or is it driving them apart?The economy partly explains the Netherlands' sour mood.