Sentence examples for of a divide from inspiring English sources

"But we see ourselves on opposite sides of a divide.

Or less of a divide between Test grounds and others?

"It's creating much more of a divide," he said, "between the haves and the have-nots".

Neither is there much of a divide between British-born women and immigrants.

There is too much of a divide between management and frontline social work.

The grumbling, if anything, has created something of a divide in television news.

The racial tensions grew deeper as colored people received preferential treatment, part of a divide-and-rule strategy.

But there is a growing belief, particularly among experts who have been advising the Obama administration on Afpak policy, that it is important to peel away some lower members of the Taliban, in sort of a divide-and-conquer strategy.

In order to settle the run time behaviour of a divide-and-conquer algorithm like solutions, one needs to solve the underlying recurrence.

This is part of a divide-and-conquer strategy, designed to dismantle our Social Security system brick by brick.

"Oh, yeah," Walker responds, going on to say that the rollback of collective bargaining rights is part of a "divide-and-conquer" strategy.