Sentence examples for key divides from inspiring English sources

Nolan's arguments about Netflix reflect one of the key divides in franchise-infatuated Hollywood right now: stumping for original movies in any configuration, or maintaining the increasingly outmoded integrity of "traditional" filmmaking.

This is the key divide.

The key divide was between intentionalists and structuralists.

But crucially, compared to normal skin temperature, it crosses a key divide – the 32C (89.6F) barrier.

He even claims that the Government is significantly more "positive and constructive" about Europe – seen as one of the key dividing lines between the two parties.

Third, the key dividing lines for the next general election are taking shape this month – but there is a still a long way to go in defining the choice facing voters.

The key divide was May 25 , 1991 when the Billboard charts were altered to reflect actual sales, as counted by Soundscan, rather than the (easily corrupted) guesstimates of record store employees.

And the amazing, depressing news is that both in its most important battle and its key dividing lines, the 2015 election looks like being little more than a rerun of the one we had in 2010.

This shorthand terminology perpetuates "old thinking" that views the Arab-Israeli conflict as the key dividing line in a region where the division between moderates versus radicals is a more accurate prism through which to understand local politics.

I guess I'd quibble a bit both with the intellectual history and with Mike's emphasis on rational expectations as the key divide, and I want to say a bit about that.

The Lib Dems have not resolved the right/left argument, but this week has shown members can unite around three themes: taxing the wealthy (the mansion tax has been championed ad nauseam), defending civil liberties (the leadership got trounced on secret courts, in the best debate on the conference) and green growth (which has become a key dividing line with the Tories).