Sentence examples for is widely divided from inspiring English sources

"The trade is widely divided on the subject," said Shane McClure, the director of West Coast identification services for the Gemological Institute of America.

The administration of charitable trusts is covered primarily by the Charities Act 1993 and the Charities Act 2006, and is widely divided between four groups; the Attorney General for England and Wales, the trustees, the Charity Commission and the Official Custodian for Charities.

The other major college football awards were widely divided.

Congress was widely divided on the issue and Harrison was reluctant to address the issue in hope of preventing the alienation of either side.

Thus, relative to Oryza sativa (rice) that is divided into several subspecies, the cultivated and wild soybeans that are widely divided into two different species, G. max and G. soja, should be regarded as a single species.

But there is still an unusual completeness to Daumier's art, one that may be out of step with any time, but especially our own, when the formal and the political are so widely divided.

The centre-left is widely seen as too divided to form a significant challenge to Mr Berlusconi.

The mutational status of rearranged immunoglobulin heavy chain variable (IGVH) genes in CLL is a feature that is widely recognized for dividing patients into groups that are related to their prognoses.

Though the hukou divide is widely resented, peasants have often been reluctant to give up their rural status for fear of losing their land, as well as the added benefit in the countryside of being able to have two children rather than one.

The leadership itself is widely believed to be more divided than at any time in a dozen years.

Deprivation status was measured using the Carstairs deprivation score which is widely used in health research (divided into quintiles).