Sentence examples for more sharp division from inspiring English sources

In the uncapped year that was predicted — and feared by players — to produce more sharp division between the haves and have-nots, parity is not going anywhere.

In the past year, Fox has seemingly focused more attention on what it says is a sharp division between its daytime newscasts and its opinionated hosts in the evening.

Until they became widely available in the 1940s, there had always been a sharp division between silk stockings and cheaper, more hard-wearing ones, made from cotton and lisle (respectable) or fake silk (dubious).

Now add to this mix a sharp division between northern and southern Scots.

The figures showed a sharp division of attitudes between town and country.

Within Stillman's refined classicism is another sharp division of identities — between workers and drones.

Mr. Weinstein's playing asserts a sharp division between classical and jazz violin.

To the practical administrator it is false to make a sharp division where independence falls.

Within Stillman's refined classicism is another sharp division of identities between workers and drones.

"The politics of identity are becoming more and more sharp.

It is not possible to mark a sharp division between the Bronze Age and the Iron Age.