Sentence examples for wide divisions from inspiring English sources

Dennis M. Walcott said Saturday that he planned to use a softer touch as New York City's new schools chancellor to ease the bitter rhetorical battles that have caused wide divisions among teachers, parents and bureaucrats.

While some villages offered shelter to Alliance forces, others sided with the Taliban, creating wide divisions between the people.

The cold reality, despite our wide divisions, is that we are all stuck here.

Everyone was there--and so were the wide divisions that had separated them from the outset.

However, the current wide divisions between the House of Representatives and the Obama administration over the debt limit creates a high level of uncertainty and causes us to raise our assessment of event risk," Hess said.

On such estates there were a number of economic activities and, consequently, a wide division of labour, some slave, some free.

One of the biggest problems with this THAAD deployment decision was that it lacked democratic procedure, and it has resulted in a wide division of the nation and aggravated foreign relations.

In August 2012, police opened fire on striking workers at a platinum mine, killing 34 in an incident that for many South Africans exposed the country's still-wide divisions.

It is also a game with ever wider divisions, with regular army and police units increasingly in opposition to powerful militia forces.

Labour's disarray over the government's welfare policy and the party's wider divisions over the best response to the general election defeat were underlined when 48 Labour MPs, just under a quarter of the parliamentary party, defied their whips and voted against the welfare bill at second reading.

The name Manchester, though officially applied only to the metropolitan district within Greater Manchester, has been applied to other, wider divisions of land, particularly across much of the Greater Manchester county and urban area.