Sentence examples for economic divides from inspiring English sources

Both of Bill Clinton's inaugural speeches contained passages aimed at bridging racial, ethnic and economic divides.

Indeed, they are separated, like most blacks and whites here, by huge racial and economic divides.

The UK's geographic and economic divides – and the political pressures they've exposed – have received the most attention to date.

A generation, across economic divides, is quickly learning a simple truth: that debt, austerity and wage repression necessitates police repression.

In so many respects, progress in race relations has been eroded, and even reversed, by the growing economic divides afflicting the entire country.

Ben Arnold To "celebrate" Jewish new year, Chief Rabbi Dr Jonathan Sacks paints a fairly depressing picture of modern society, riven by economic divides and family breakdowns.

I became friends with people across the economic divide.

"There is still the economic divide," she said.

Those wells are mostly on one side of a sharp political and economic divide.

The tribunal will grapple with the region's ethnic, political and economic dividing lines.

As inflation has set in, the economic divide has heightened the cultural divide, Mr. Abdallah and others say.