Sentence examples for a divisive area of from inspiring English sources

The survey results made it clear that the president was wading into a divisive area of American life, one that may not top the nation's priority list but still has the potential to hurt him at the margins in elections in November.

Family planning is notoriously one of the most politicised and divisive areas in development, touching on a range of contentious issues: sex, population, religion, gender equality, to name a few.

(Even that cavewoman prequel bears some resemblance to "Across the Sea," a divisive episode of "Lost").

This study identifies a divisive phenomenon of deck B inside the IGT [ 7, 29- 34, 48].

From winning New York's 'street fight', to dealing with a divisive debate about pedestrian areas in central Paris and compromise in the face of backlash against parklets in Australian towns, the role of leadership is crucial in turning good urban design policy ideas into reality.

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Imperialism became a divisive force among the peoples of the world.

Race became a divisive issue after the turn of the 20th century.

In Scotland itself there's a job of work to be done to heal the wounds of a divisive campaign.

He highlights the problematic (and potentially traumatic) nature of such a divisive intervention with the patient waking up during the process of her death.

Mark Penn is a divisive figure who just lost control of Microsoft's advertising budget.