Sentence examples for the same divides from inspiring English sources

Yet what Iraqis have to put up with is the prospect that a government formed along sectarian and ethnic lines may signal the first real step towards the break-up of their country along the same divides.

Sir Vidia spent his life morphing across the same divide.

They are like two opponents from the same divided country, staring across the border.

It would seem that justice is served along the same divide.

"Our lives were far apart, but we all shared the same dividing wall".

Similar contrasts, albeit less pronounced, can be seen in many other animal and plant groups across the same divide.

It's the same divided-city paradigm borne out in the 2011 riots, where two Londons live together, yet entirely separated from each other.

When the three organisations last looked at the same divide in 2009 men were 40% more likely than women to die as a result of cancer.

Until that is changed, no party in the coalition is likely to want to force early elections for fear that they will produce the same divided result.

We have seen concerted efforts to divide the people who came together to demand their rights: some of the same divide-and-conquer tactics employed against the Occupy movement over the past few weeks.

"We are standing at the same divide where we were standing two years ago, when we recapitalized the banks," said Yasuhisa Shiozaki, a youngish legislator from the governing Liberal Democratic Party, who has been a rather lonely advocate of painful financial restructuring.