Sentence examples for major division between from inspiring English sources

That issue of paying for tax cuts is the major division between the House and Senate approaches to the cuts.

Their studies also revealed a major division between the passerine birds of family Corvidae and other families, a division which has been corroborated by other ornithologists.

There appears to have been a major division between peoples adapted to a riverine environment in the south and those adapted to the lacustrine resources of the north.

Corrosion science exhibits a major division between dry and wet corrosion.

The main genetic split in mtDNA corresponds generally to the French and Spanish sides of the Pyrenees as previously reported, in contrast to genome-wide AFLP data, which show a major division between NW Spain and the rest.

Among identity-by-descent linkage analysis models, there is another major division between models that assume consistent effects of IBD QTL alleles across families ('connected models') and those that allow IBD QTL allele effects to vary across families ('disconnected models' Rebaï and Goffinet, 2000; Blanc et al., 2006).

The pathology of turning minor disputes into major divisions between otherwise like-minded parties is presumed to pale in the shadow of the strategic disputes that separate Washington, Moscow and Beijing.

Union leaders have said there are still major divisions between unions and the government over three key proposals - to raise the pension age, to increase workers' contributions and to link pension values to the generally lower consumer prices index (CPI) rather than the retail prices index (RPI).

The major divisions between M. stigmatizans lineages in Iberia, central Europe and the Middle East correspond to major Pleistocene refugia for many Western Palaearctic taxa [ 44, 45].

These silos include major divisions between clinical and managerial knowledge and between acute care and community care knowledge, despite the fact that they may describe the same conditions and the same groups of patients.

The major division was between those who thought, as had been wholly orthodox, that the Russian Revolution could not survive on its own and that therefore the main effort should be in supporting revolution abroad, and those Stalin most prominent among them who now proclaimed the slogan "Socialism in One Country".