Sentence examples for highlight the divide from inspiring English sources

After the billions in taxpayer bailouts, the numbers highlight the divide between Wall Street -- where the recovery has been stronger than Mr. DiNapoli's office had expected a year ago -- and the rest of America, where growth is slow and unemployment remains high.

To highlight the divide, I have decided to share one instance from my own experience.

Longo's take on Porter's actions highlight the divide between police, many of whom strongly oppose the decision of State's Attorney Marilyn J. Mosby to file criminal charges against the six officers involved in Gray's arrest, and members of the public who believe that police routinely evade punishment when people die in interactions with officers.

This recent dispute highlights the divide between environmental groups and Mr. Ford, whom they once considered an ally.

The speech highlighted the divide at the conference between richer and poorer nations over who should take responsibility for addressing the causes of global warming.

Mr. Gates, director of the Du Bois Institute, said the film clearly highlighted the divide of class as well as race, and that the two intersect.

But it also highlighted the divide between the legal systems of Italy and the United States, where defendants cannot be tried twice for the same crime after an acquittal.

But his words highlighted the divide that persists between the poor and the wealthy as nearly 200 nations try to sketch the outlines of a new pact on climate change here.

The French national assembly voted unanimously to pass the legislation as France battles an epidemic of wasted food that has highlighted the divide between giant food firms and people who are struggling to eat.

The Balcombe drama also highlights the divide between the country's wealthy southeast and its poorer north, the site of much of what little drilling has been carried out so far.

A host of market bellwethers reported disappointing results Tuesday and cut their outlook for future growth, sending stocks into a tailspin and highlighting the divide between companies and consumers.