Sentence examples for long-lasting division from inspiring English sources
This deep and long-lasting division did little to alleviate the barbarian incursions of the times.
The dispute also caused bitter and long-lasting divisions in pit communities between striking miners and their colleagues who chose to cross picket lines and were branded "scabs".
Tory Mark Pritchard, who also voted against the bill, said he expected there would be "ongoing discussions over the progress of the bill", but denied that disagreement amongst Conservative MPs had "caused long lasting division" or that there had been "fundamental damage to the prime minister".
Gillette tried to lift profit margins in its Duracell division by introducing an expensive long-lasting battery, and the new product was a hit.
They said that if we did not address that division, the consequences would be deep, long-lasting and very costly in money and in lost idealism about American values.
The secret to a long-lasting marriage is not humour, patience, shared interests or an equal division of household chores.
These effects, coupled with the divisions generated between native peoples and the U.S. government, were long-lasting, and their legacy has remained evident in ongoing efforts by Native Americans to gain federal recognition and other forms of justice.
Still, said Dr. James A. Grifo, director of the division of reproductive endocrinology at the New York University School of Medicine, "There is no credible evidence of long-lasting effects or health consequences down the line".
Further divisions between the European Union and the United Kingdom arose when, in 2008, the Eurozone descended into a long-lasting economic and financial crisis.
The effects were long-lasting.
