Sentence examples for extreme divisions from inspiring English sources

Put differently: The extreme divisions between Libya's different factions make tackling the IS-linked militias an almost insurmountable task.

The reason, some experts argue, was that the earlier victims were largely poor or working class, reflecting one of Brazil's enduring struggles: extreme class divisions in society.

Whatever his virtues or sins, Thaksin, politically active, will remain a source of extreme division; but the converse – that his removal will bring union – does not hold up.

Rapid line speed and extreme division of labor characterize the assembly-line work.

In the first days following the earthquake, people worked across extreme class and political divisions to survive.

Because of the extreme social divisions, Caracas has become one of the most dangerous cities in Latin America.

Whereas only 46% of the Singaporeans polled reported positive or enjoyable feelings, some 84% of the Venezuelan sample were pretty happy with their lot even though Venezuela has extreme social divisions and a sky-high murder rate.

Other stories in the collection address characters in much tighter circumstances, but despite the extreme social divisions in the US, Jackson is unapologetic about treating the rich with sympathy: "I think money, class background is hugely important in the US.

Having come to power with a radical programme aimed at addressing the extreme social divisions and inequalities of Bolivia, he has achieved in a few short years real social gains for the majority of Bolivians who look on his as their own.

This platoon guarded the Namji-ri cantilever steel bridge on the division extreme right at the boundary with the US 2nd Infantry Division, which was across the Naktong River.

This platoon guarded the Namji-ri cantilever steel bridge on the division extreme right at the boundary with the US 2nd Infantry Division across the Naktong River.