Sentence examples for have a divide from inspiring English sources

The New York Times has taken the view that we see a reason to have a divide between news and opinion".

"It's simply unacceptable to have a divide, which is what the prime minister is talking about, between different schools in our country".

Other countries are less unipolar, but all have a divide between the big city and the boondocks.Companies based outside the big cities also need "clever people doing clever stuff", as one consultant puts it.

As happened years ago with Cumberland Island, "sooner or later you have a divide between those who want to sell and take the money and those who see this as a refuge and don't want to sell".

It's fundamentally useful to have a divide here the way it's useful to have a divide between a book about fire and a book of matches.

"You have bipartisan consensus among economists that not raising the debt ceiling would be a disaster, but politically you have a divide.

In our family we have a divided opinion on jays.

Sando knows how it is to have a divided nature.

Again, we have a divided opposition, struggling to gain traction with an alternative narrative.

"It likes nothing better than to have a divided White House and Congress," he said.

"If it were not for him, we would have a divided country," he said.