Sentence examples for socially divided from inspiring English sources

A safer city has a better chance of becoming a less socially divided one.

Italy after World War I was a mess: socially divided, economically devastated, politically dysfunctional, in many places anarchic and lawless.

Gentrification is a natural trend but it has to be regulated especially in a multicultural and socially divided city such as Paris.

The UK is so socially divided that it is only at university that the more affluent half of young people ever get to mix.

That Australian schooling is squandering its patrimony, becoming more socially divided and less able to deliver on the promise of "equal opportunity" by the minute?

Jorge Bergoglio, as he was known until last week, was born to an Italian migrant family in 1936 in Flores, a down-to-earth and socially divided barrio just outside the centre of the Argentinian capital.

Social structure most effects the novels themes by socially dividing different knowledge types that characters can access.

The events of 1933-34 forced movements that had been socially weak, divided, heavy on rhetoric and self-obsessed, to, basically, get real.

Like the studio support system in its more benign role, mothers were there to nurture and protect, but their authority has dwindled as movies have become more fragmented, more socially disconnected, divided between Hollywood action blockbusters on the one hand and quirky independent films on the other.

The Lula/Dilma government found a socially and politically divided country, aggravated the political gap and instead of bringing down the wall that divides us socially, it simply threw some crumbs to the excluded and failed to fulfill the promise of true structural reforms.

David Cameron rails against a socially and economically divided country.