Sentence examples for economic divisions from inspiring English sources

Our parks make manifest our primal economic divisions.

As traditional economic divisions in politics have weakened, other factors are helping to determine partisan affiliation.

Climate change will exacerbate, as it already does, the world's existing political and economic divisions.

In Poland, Trump played on growing economic divisions that threaten to create a "two-tiered" Europe.

One is the political exploitation of underlying social and economic divisions.

Wealth inequality, too, has been steadily growing to the point that Israel's economic divisions are approaching levels in the US.

Lastly, both lower-cost cellular communication, and water chemistry research innovations allow for FishcoinOA to transcend classic socio-economic divisions.

Racial/ethnic and socio-economic divisions that had long existed between city and suburb are increasingly reflected in differences among suburbs.

But as well as large differences in climate and geography, there are politico-economic divisions too: Hull and Halifax have no more in common with the Highlands than they do with the Home Counties.

As well as developing a range of undergraduate and postgraduate courses, the department had, by 1993, laid the foundations for extensive work in mediation and conflict resolution, arms-control research and the risk of international conflicts stemming from deepening socio-economic divisions and environmental constraints.

Some American critics of international educational comparisons argue that the value of these comparisons is limited because the United States has some unique socio-economic divisions.