Sentence examples for hard divisions from inspiring English sources

Still, even Mr. Benachenhou admits that robust exports cannot easily repair the damage from a decade of civil war or bridge the hard divisions between the French-speaking elite and the mostly underemployed and underpaid masses, many of whom still receive benefits dating from the nation's once rigid socialist past.

Filmmaker Lisa Gossels (The Children of Chabannes) takes us behind the deep anger and the hard divisions, behind a conflict that refuses to die, where we catch a glimpse of hope.

"It's a hard division to handicap," Kevin Towers, the Padres' general manager, said.

To lead such a hard division almost every week of the season is something I'm very proud of and it is disappointing not to be recognised.

In Hamann's epistemology, the hard division between 'knowledge' and 'belief' or 'faith' becomes eroded.

"The boys that I have got have taken to this division, but it is a really hard division".

Fuzzy C-Means (FCM) algorithm is employed to perform state division for Markov model in order to avoid the uncertainty of state division caused by the hard division approach.

"We're competing in a really hard division but it looks like we're back on track and anything is achievable".

"The Championship is a hard division to get out of but this group of players has tremendous potential and the ability to ultimately get us back into the Premiership".

"It's a hard division but if we'd have got a win [against Cardiff] we'd have been out of the bottom three, and that's how it's going to be for the rest of the season".

With only the champions gaining promotion, it was a hard division to escape from, although Palace came close on more than one occasion.