Sentence examples for sharpening divide from inspiring English sources

There would be echoes of Morgan in popular culture as well, in the sharpening divide between youth and its rulers.

Mr. McCain's remarks Tuesday, to a group of Hispanic businessmen here, signaled a sharpening divide between the two parties' candidates, with the senator warning against quick, costly government fixes to a crises rooted in the private sector.

Of course, that is mostly empty talk, likely aimed at sharpening divides and suspicions between, say, American Muslims and their non-Muslim compatriots.

"Getting information out of Yemen is deeply difficult these days; the war has sharpened divides, meaning that even when one gets information, it's often filtered through the biases of interlocutors," Adam Baron, a former foreign correspondent in Yemen, told The WorldPost.

"But in doing so, it is further sharpening the divide between employee and self-employed.

His statements and similar ones from other top South Korean officials in recent days came amid fears that North Korea's overtures toward the United States and its verbal barrage against South Korea may have been timed to incite friction between the two allies, as well as sharpening the divide between Mr. Lee's conservative supporters and liberal opponents during an election year in the South.

The argument over a new constitution will sharpen this divide.

That debate, if it comes, will likely only sharpen the divide between the two different San Franciscos.

But above all else, it sharpens the divide between residents and visitors.

Still, introduction of graph search sharpens the divide between Facebook and Google.

A feeling that life is unfair and precarious sharpens the divide between winners and losers and risks political upsets.