Sentence examples for historically divided from inspiring English sources

We are breaking down the silos that have historically divided development sectors.

They were historically divided into two major sections: Shelknam and Haush.

Whilst adenoviruses are historically divided into seven species, A G, this may underestimate their diversity13,14,15.

The scientific community is divided over the pathogenesis of the disease which is historically divided between 'baptists' and 'tauists'tauists

Ms Tymoshenko talks eloquently of European integration and the need to consolidate a country historically divided between east and west.

In Sunset Park, both sides say they have found peace, a refuge from the warring that has historically divided the Middle East.

The kingdom of the East Angles bordered the North Sea to the north and the east, with the river Stour historically dividing it from the East Saxons to the south.

For countries with concentrated epidemics, which historically divide low-risk population estimates by sex, UNAIDS recommended a downward adjustment of 40% for women and 60% for men, based on an unpublished comparison of ANC surveillance and population survey data through 2007 from six countries (report available from corresponding author).

In fact, as she realised, medicine has historically been divided between clinicians like herself, who treat people, and public health specialists, concerned with society.

Despite its principles of tolerance, Freemasonry in the United States has historically been divided between so-called mainstream Masons and traditionally black Prince Hall Masons.

Moreover, the State Supreme Court justice in the case, Leland DeGrasse, said in his decision that aid had "historically been divided without reference to the formulas" by the governor and the top legislative leaders.