Sentence examples for linguistic divides from inspiring English sources

Today's global landscape is marked by unbalanced growth, protectionism, and ethnic, religious, and linguistic divides.

Political and linguistic divides run along nearly the same lines in Ukraine.

Belgium straddles one of Europe's great linguistic divides, between Germanic and Romance language and culture.

Tensions, in wealthy nations as well as poor ones, around ethnic, religious, and linguistic divides, and talk of a new age of secession or tribalism.

With an audience of about two million people, the 3-hour Univision show (which will come to an end this fall) has remarkably soothed generational, geographical and linguistic divides.

Manafort also counselled Yanukovych to seize on the country's geographic and linguistic divides, and play to the grievances of his home region, the Russian-speaking Donbass, in the country's east.

It is a linguistic divide.

The protests crossed the country's linguistic divide.

Ever since, the Taos Pueblo had been fighting that fiat across a cultural and linguistic divide.

It was the Norman middle management, essentially, who bridged the linguistic divide.

Consumption seems to follow a linguistic divide, with eating horse meat taboo in English-speaking countries.