Sentence examples for were once divided from inspiring English sources

While castes were once divided by hereditary occupations such as priests, warriors, traders, animal herders and manual scavengers, years of lower-caste political mobilisation and emancipation have blurred these hierarchies.

U.S. industry and academia were once divided from one another.

Some studies have reported very little difference between the phenomenology and symptomatology of delusions that were once divided into organic and functional (Johnstone et al. 1988).

These two houses were once divided into four dwellings; three of which were owned by the Oliphant family and the fourth by James Ferguson of Raith.

Its name refers to the nine ancient provinces (kuni) into which the island was once divided.

Tennis was once divided into amateurs and professionals, with the four Grand Slam tournaments open to amateurs only.

Elizabeth David (I think it was) once divided France into cuisines based on butter and ones based on olive oil — is it possible to do something similar for China?

Khams, also called Mdo-stod, one of three historical regions of Central Asia (the other two being A-mdo and Dbus-Gtsang) into which Tibet was once divided.

This year's crop of 16 plays is once divided into three separate series, and one particularly wide gap involves the authors' ages.

"Through the power of our diplomacy, a world that was once divided about how to deal with Iran's nuclear program now stands as one," he said.

Womenswear and menswear are increasingly shown together on the catwalk, with the result that an industry that was once divided into a girls' school and a boys' school, and only met at parties, is now integrated.