Sentence examples for points of division between from inspiring English sources

Stem cell research is one of the most heated points of division between the two main parties.

The invasion of Iraq and its implications for the broader effort to combat terrorism remain one of the main points of division between Mr. Bush and Senator Kerry, whom the president did not mention in his speech.

Although eclipsed by the US's economic slide as the main election issue, the war in Iraq remains one of the clearest points of division between Obama and McCain, who is committed to remaining in the country until stability is achieved.

The broken window almost immediately became a point of division between supporters of Corbyn and Eagle.

The writer's concerns about the sanity of this project became a point of division between him and K.

Gun control is a frequent point of division between Democratic and Republican candidates in Congressional races, and it has proved to be a particularly strong issue in New York races.

67 That is, the centre, the point of division between the two wings.

With non-malignant pain, three months is the most convenient point of division between acute and chronic pain, but for research purposes six months will often be preferred" 42.

There are points of division among us, of course.

It is worthwhile to focus on points of agreement rather than points of division.

Cut the books binding strip at the points of division.