Sentence examples for increasing the divide from inspiring English sources

But progress in East Asia has the unfortunate side effect of increasing the divide between East and South Asia.

You think, well, yes, but you're part of an ideology that is increasing the divide between the centre and what he calls 'the periphery'".

For example, although globalization provides greater numbers of disabled people with access to disability culture, those numbers are likely to represent mainly the privileged classes, thereby increasing the divide and exclusiveness in disability communities.

Last year Charles Murray, a libertarian columnist and pundit, warned in "Coming Apart: The State of White America, 1960-2010" that mating among people of similar means is increasing the divide between a motivated elite and a listless underclass.

He also said the government was increasing the divide in the "treatment of the generations" but said there were economic and social reasons for doing that, as well as political ones.

(Censorship increases the divide in quality between the most original artists and the merely skillful ones).

Calls for a boycott and political shunning of the junta only increase the divide.

It hampers labour mobility, encourages mass commuting, and increases the divide between house inheritors and the poor.

I am puzzled as to why every solution to the traffic problem in Manhattan increases the divide between the rich and middle class and poor of our city.

The rise of contract and casual work everywhere from cleaning services to academia makes work highly precarious for those who have it and increases the divide between those who are overworked and those who are underemployed.

The group's hope, according to Fars, a semiofficial service linked to the Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps, was that this would incite security forces to also begin shooting at the crowds, to increase the divide between the government and the opposition.