Sentence examples for example of the divide from inspiring English sources

The new law is just the latest example of the divide.

An extreme example of the divide at Ford is the Wixom plant, where Ford says 32 of the roughly 700 women on the plant's current payroll -- nearly 5percentt -- have made formal complaints about harassment since 1995.

One example of the divide in opinion is seen in markets.

It's another example of the dividing line between the haves and have nots in America.

Having narcissistically googled my film, I also discovered this gem of a debate, which goes to show the animosity towards my southern roots and is also a good example of the divided audience (whoever Anonymous is I owe you a drink for the Noe and Loach comparison!!).

One example of the rental divide is between Sag Harbor and the lesser-known Noyack.

For example, Harlem is about the only area left in Manhattan with significant dead space -- an obvious example of the digital divide.

If we needed another example of the growing divide between young workers – most of them on short-term, flexible contracts – and those, usually older, who have secured a better deal, then look no further than Sports Direct.

The conflict in Bajo Aguán is the most volatile example of the social divide that burst into view in this tiny impoverished country two years ago, when the country's power brokers orchestrated a military coup to expel the president at the time.

Not good enough, retorts Human Rights Watch, along with other campaigning NGOs.It is tempting to dismiss this as another example of the old divide between political activists who favour protest and business realists who favour "constructive engagement", which has cropped up dozens of times not least during the debate over sanctions against apartheid South Africa.

A starker example of the partisan divide over science is global warming.