Sentence examples for geographical divide from inspiring English sources
As expected, the results revealed a geographical divide.
And among white Britons there is a geographical divide.
That is a geographical divide of historical significance.
Like everyone else in authority, they seem to them to be racist – a perception only heightened by the geographical divide.
He warned of a growing geographical divide, suggesting ministers had to act quickly to avoid a "tsunami of people moving from the north to the south".
What is occurring north of the border is far more complex than a prolonged debate about independence and a geographical divide.
Winnipeg may sit on the geographical dividing line, but the Aspers know which side of it they are on.
The Republicans are grappling with sharp ideological and geographical divides, and the question of the candidates' race has not been explicitly raised by the committee or the contenders.
We spent the second session at the University defining the most urgently needed reforms, which don't fall neatly into geographical divides.
But they emphasize that tribal loyalties remain an important indicator, and that there is no clear geographical dividing line between the opponents to Colonel Qaddafi and his supporters.
London's demography and economy, borough-by-boroughAudio and Video content on Economist.com requires a browser that can handle iFrames.LONDON'S main geographical divides are between west and east and between the outer and inner city.
