Sentence examples for notable divide from inspiring English sources

There was a notable divide in the confidence of child and adult services in dealing with ADHD.

"There's still a pretty notable digital divide and competitive shortfall, and deploying gigabit services to select portions of a small number of cities isn't doing much so far to seriously impact this".

There's also a notable partisan divide on the question of whether society is accepting enough of women who take on gender roles usually associated with men, and vice versa.

As in the Pew poll, the CBS survey found a notable partisan divide, with 73% of Republicans saying that such tactic are sometimes justified, but a majority of Democrats, 54%, saying they never are.

There is also a notable north-south divide: around 3.3% of the adult population of north-west England are members of a credit union, against only 0.4% in the south-east.

The boy/girl divide was notable with Dash; Louis and Max were dismissive, while Eliza was positively charmed.

The rural urban and regional divide is particularly notable at the bivariate level.

Their subsequent dispersal along the Tethys Seaway was followed by notable instances of vicariance that divided the global regions before further independent diversifications in the IWP and AEP.

Over the past year, Washington and Moscow have found common ground on many issues that once divided them, with one notable exception.

Her six novels have tended to receive highly divided reviews, with some notable stinkers from the New York Times's most famous critic, Michiko Kakutani.

The French system is notable for the fact that it divides the deceased's property between his maternal and paternal kin if there are no descendants.