Sentence examples for overcoming divides from inspiring English sources

Increasingly stark divisions in socio-economic status are apparent, and despite varying degrees of progress overcoming divides involving race, ethnicity, gender and sexual orientation, there is much left to be done.

The goal of this paper is to show trends in this form of labor segmentation, provide an overview of recent labor market reforms and assess whether these reforms have deepened the segmentation or reversing a long-standing trend helped to overcome divides in the labor market that were often attributed to institutional dysfunctionalities.

The plot of Gaitskill's latest sounds uncomfortably similar to cheesy films like "The Blind Side," but in this brilliant author's hands, the tale of overcoming racial divides, "making a difference," and new chances will be worth a read.

Instead, ministers spent much of Thursday trying to devise a strategy for overcoming the divide over the future of Kyoto.

This paper suggests that a more process-oriented perspective on the strategic planning process can inform this discussion and may contribute towards overcoming the divide in strategic planning research.

World Water Week is designed to help overcome these divides.

But if Bank of America is to successfully cross-sell services to the customers who have taken out nine million loans through Countrywide, it will have to overcome cultural divides between the companies.

Congress has come together before for research and can again; it's especially important that the lame-duck session after the election overcome partisan divides and that lawmakers make decisions to keep our country strong by keeping science high on the priority list.

Rather, they invest us in powerful stories that assuage threats to our identities and enable us to overcome social divides.

The official trailer for the upcoming film "Loving" has been released, and it's a beautiful testimony to the power of love to overcome racial divides. .

This is a great example of the ability of imagery to overcome cultural divides, socioeconomic conditions and geographical locations, identifying with people wherever they are in the world.