Sentence examples for with division between from inspiring English sources

But the proposal has the enthusiastic support of the CBI director general, John Cridland, and many academics have argued that the 14-19 phase in English education is both incoherent and stuck in the mud, with division between academic and vocational qualifications and inequity in who takes which adding to the underperformance of young people.

Though the movement is in many ways far more united than it was a generation or two ago, with divisions between social and fiscal conservatives much less visible (essentially because the social conservatives won), Republicans are discovering that purity and intensity can be as much a trap as a strength.

But Sri Lanka is still grappling with divisions between the Sinhalese majority and Tamil minority groups.

However, both phylogenies are consistent with divisions between animal and fungal sequences and between LSF and GRH sequences, the same divisions that are implied by the motif analysis.

There is also clear hierarchical population structure (fig. 4 and supplementary fig. S9, Supplementary Material online), with divisions between subspecies and among previously identified groups within subspecies (Fukunaga et al. 2005).

The mitochondrial data supported many of the same clades as the ITS data sets, although there was some discordance between nuclear and mitochondrial trees, particularly within Clade I. Clade I and II in the mitochondrial tree were more consistent with divisions between branching and mounding morphologies, although not reciprocally monophyletic and not supported by NJ and MP trees.

It remains a divisive topic, albeit with the division between core gamers who argue passionately online against free-to-play, and the more mainstream gamers who don't even know there's a passionate argument going on: they're just playing the games on their smartphones and tablets, and on Facebook.

It was, as Ms Glendinning recalls, an age when "culture was unitary", with little division between science and the arts and religion.

But Marshall McLuhan predicted that the Third World War would be "a guerrilla information war with no division between military and civilian participation," and that's exactly what it has turned out to be.

On Europe, Labour is split and scared about how to deal with the division between its London stronghold, which voted heavily for In, and its Midland, northern and Welsh heartlands, where there was hefty support for Out.

According to the translator Nicky Harman, the English-speaking world is not entirely on its own, with the division between fiction and nonfiction mapping straightforwardly on to the Chinese xu gou and fei [not or non-] xu gou.