Sentence examples for To further divide from inspiring English sources

To further divide estimated cases into age groups, we applied the age distribution of confirmed cases and hospitalizations as reported to the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention through July 23, 2009 (Technical Appendix), and calculated overall and age-specific incidence of illness and hospitalization, based on the US Census monthly population estimates for May 2009.

Not to further divide us.

The reports threatened to further divide Iraq along sectarian lines.

The misleading reports appeared to be an attempt to further divide the opposition.

The danger in Turkey is that hard-liners in the A.K.P. will use these events to further divide society.

And German sentiment carries weight with the bank, which is reluctant to further divide the euro zone.

Political commentators are speculating the Rudd could call an early election to further divide the opposition which rejects the carbon trading scheme as a "massive tax" on Australians.

Senator John McCain replied that Durbin's remark was "beneath the decorum of the United States Senate," and "serves no purpose but to further divide us".

A federal judge's order that gave him the job in March threatened to further divide a city of roughly 4,000 split about equally between blacks and whites, a town with a history of racial tensions.

Trump's brash rhetoric continues to further divide our nation; we must come together to return to an era of tenuously duct-taped-together nominal equality that we don't talk about very often, and then undermine it at every turn with dog-whistle buzzwords and nakedly racist policies.

The second one is to further divide the cluster into many smaller equal square, and each square represents one grid.