Sentence examples for from a divide from inspiring English sources

The distribution of the relative magnitude of hydraulic head fluctuation, Δh∗, is dependent on the horizontal distance away from a divide and the depth below the land surface.

Part of this problem stems from a divide between the need to run batch queries on historical data, which Hadoop is good at, and the need to process incoming streams of data for actionable intelligence, which is what Storm is built for.

Powerful trading nations, acting on behalf of transnational pharmaceutical companies, have benefited from a "divide and conquer" strategy [ 71].

Tools hang from a divided rack that keeps them neat.

Mr. Obama drew strength from a divided political class.

Democrats hope they can benefit from a divided Republican electorate.

Smith said that only the Tories would benefit from a divided Labour party.

With little threat now to his authority from a divided opposition, he is relaxing his grip.

"We symbolize the ideology of transition from a divided society to an integrated one," Mr. Urbanovics said.

The governments at the federal, state and local level subtly play up these sentiments and exploit them for popular support from a divided citizenry.

George Galloway has confirmed he will stand in the Manchester Gorton byelection in an attempt to benefit from a divided local Labour party and re-enter parliament.