Sentence examples for for some between from inspiring English sources

In an editorial Monday, the newspaper Le Monde acknowledged that the condemnation of Israeli policies by European political leaders "has lowered the borderline, evidently, which was already uncertain for some, between anti-Zionism and anti-Semitism".

It could be the difference, for some, between going to college and going to work in the fields alongside their parents; the difference between a career as a nurse or a teacher, an engineer or social worker or returning to an unknown future in a country most of them don't know.

The density of HCWs and the level of income of each country, considered simultaneously in the analysis, accounted for some between-study variance.

Taken together, the three axes separated all populations except for some overlap between the two estuary populations from Troms and between the two beach populations from Troms.

She even popped into the set's McDonald's McCafe for some toast between spots.

Too busy to stop for dinner, he called for some beef between two slices of bread.

The battle has simmered for some time between R&B's darling and its biggest badboy.

But we're going to get to, in just a moment, the evidence for some interaction between these areas.

June's presence at the table with the older women allows for some exchange between the generations.

After 1930 he divided his in terest for some time between training Indian scientists and research in crystallography.

We wait for some slack between syllables — for little cracks in the great wall of talk — and shimmy in.