Sentence examples for the main divide between from inspiring English sources

The main divide between Madrid and Barcelona was political freedom.

But in practice, the main divide between liberal and conservative judges tends to be over the responsibilities of the federal government, not judicial activism per se.

On the eve of battle, the main divide is between big and small member states, whose interests will diverge next May when 10 newcomers join the club and start squabbling over who pays what towards the EU's €90bn (£65bn) annual budget.

"We think of public education as being free, and we think of the main divide in education between public and private schools," Mr. Rothwell said in an interview.

WALKER: It's true that in the novel there didn't seem to be quite the number of distinct social circles I usually associate with this kind of setting — the main divides are between rich and poor, students and staff.

Mr Santos's support for peace negotiations with the FARC, a bigger guerrilla force, is the main dividing line between him and Óscar Iván Zuluaga, his rival in the election.Mexico's central bank unexpectedly cut interest rates by half a percentage point.

The chancellor is sticking to his prediction of 3.5% growth in 2011, which was criticised as over-optimistic this spring, and thinks it will carry on in 2012.One of the main dividing lines between the Labour government and its main Conservative opposition is over when fiscal retrenchment should begin.

Perhaps most importantly, the display shows that the main dividing line between Clinton and Trump voters was on the question black deservingness.

The main dividing line is between states and the others.

No longer is Europe's main divide between austere northerners and profligate southerners.

The main dividing line is now between those who are pro-Erdoğan versus those who are anti-Erdoğan.