Sentence examples for is a clear division from inspiring English sources

In this respect, there is a clear division between Mr. Gore and Mr. Bush.

Keeping Jobs' favoured look in vogue at Apple was no problem when Jobs was around – the entire company was in his thrall - but now there is a clear division of labour.

Again, there is a clear division on the basis of age; 68% of 18-24s would vote to stay in the EU, while only 9% would vote to leave.

Nor can Mr Romney, unlike his predecessor as Republican nominee, John McCain, claim any connection with the armed forces although eligible for the draft, Mr Romney never served.The one area where there is a clear division between the candidates is over future defence spending.

There is a clear division between Conservative and Labour voters on the issue, with Labour supporters three times more likely, at 30 per cent, to view the colonial past as something which should be regretted, compared to one in ten Tory supporters.

In line with many of his contemporaries, Cardano maintains that there is a clear division between the supralunary and sublunary world.

"There was a clear division on this among Republicans".

That was in the days when there was a clear division between print and broadcast journalism.

A potential problem, Mr. Wu said, is that "there does not appear to be a clear division of labor".

In fact, there's a clear division between the pop groups (Primal Scream, the Pastels, Shop Assistants et al).

Making sure there's a clear division between work time and home time, I realised, is the only way I would be able to maintain our relationship.