Sentence examples for massive divide from inspiring English sources

The line-up clearly shows the massive divide in the house with all the 'plastics' up for eviction this Friday.

"There is a massive divide between Wall Street and Main Street," said the analyst Meredith A. Whitney.

It showed us how it could be, because even though people think we live in a multicultural society, there's actually a massive divide.

"None of us has seen this level of uncertainty, this level of a lurch to xenophobia, this very worrying insularity and racism, or such a massive divide between parts of the UK".

The gap between legal and illegal downloading is a long way off from being closed and Qtrax, while noble in its pursuit, is not going to be the one to span that massive divide.

"You're further enhancing the educational capital of people who already have the cards stacked in their favour," says Kiely, although he adds that "there is such a massive divide between state and private that tutoring is relatively negligible".

Chris Grayling, the justice secretary, was also dispatched to the BBC's Today programme to argue that there were no "massive divides" across Whitehall.

And I'd launch a campaign to persuade people to pay more taxes to create a better environment where there are no longer massive divides between the poor and rich streets of our cities.

There was a massive cultural divide and we couldn't cope with the corruption so we left.

But what lasting changes has he brought to a country that still sees a massive social divide between rich and poor?

What happened in the last few decades to create such a massive generational divide?