Sentence examples for persistent divides from inspiring English sources

He was right to recognize that these persistent divides are a cancer in our society, undermining our democracy and weakening our economy.

And then one that revealed a persistent divide: Doesn't it make you a snitch?

The Achievement Gap Fails to Close: Half Century of testing shows persistent divide between haves and have-nots.

Health disparities form along several societal fault lines, but analysts say the deepest and most persistent divide surrounds income.

However, there is a persistent divide between theorist and activist approaches to Environmental Justice that needs to be abridged.

The clash illustrates a persistent divide in the West, where environmentalists and wildlife conservationists have long gone to court to fight laws they say favor powerful groups like hunters, ranchers and others.

Recently he worked on topics such as the slow accumulation of human capital from work experience in developing countries, the East-West Germany persistent divide, and the role of human capital deepening for labor reallocation out of agriculture.

Writing in 1987 another Nobelist, Robert Lucas, noted: "The consequences for human welfare involved in questions like [getting poor countries to grow faster than rich ones] are simply staggering: Once one starts to think about them, it is hard to think about anything else".Economists tweaked their models, deploying new notions such as that of human capital to try and explain the persistent divide.

But such EU reforms won't boost the fortunes of liberalism in Eastern Europe unless that organization begins to address the persistent divide between the two parts of the continent and (as in the United States) between thriving metropolitan centers and those left behind in more rural areas.

There is an urgent need to develop and test interventions that promote integrated working and address the persistent divide between health services and independent providers.

South Africa's University of Cape Town removed a statue of British imperialist Cecil Rhodes on Thursday to cheers from students, a symbolic move that exposes persistent racial divides two decades after the end of apartheid.