Sentence examples for significant divide from inspiring English sources

There remains, however, a significant divide between what Nice recommends and what the NHS can afford.

There is a significant divide between the Communist-AAP assessment of corruption and that of the Congress-BJP.

The apparent refusal is being described by some American intelligence analysts as an indication of a significant divide between the groups.

No polling is perfect — it's hard to define what "compromise" or "holding your ground" mean in a poll — but it does show a significant divide in the GOP.

They analyze why immigrant religion is a more significant divide in Western Europe than in the United States, where race is a more severe obstacle.

If there is any significant divide to the house, it has to do with age: Those who are over 21, and thus legally able to drink, and those who are not.

Demographically, the data showed significant divides.

Meanwhile, significant divides persist over the strength of future climate targets and over financing future climate adaptation and clean energy transitions.

This jockeying for the centre ground by sending reassuring signals on tax and spending policies has removed the clear and significant dividing lines between the parties (even if these statements served to cloak true intentions and directions of travel).

We need to shift the way we think, act and organize, which is only possible by bringing together expertise across the physical sciences, social sciences, humanities and the arts — historically, significant divides in universities.

One of the only things Americans today seem to agree on is that there are significant divides within the United States, a real disconnect that separates us from our fellow citizens.