Sentence examples for a divisive issue for from inspiring English sources

The ballpark has been a divisive issue for some time.

But NHS pay risks becoming a divisive issue for staff.

Homosexuality has proved to be a divisive issue for many religions and denominations.

But Mr Jiyad believes this is unlikely to have proved a divisive issue for core members of the group.

Sexual morality has been a divisive issue for some Christian churches, and a challenge for an evangelical church trying to move into the East Village.

But in Mount Kisco, where overcrowded, substandard housing has been a divisive issue for at least a decade, such proposals are often a flashpoint for heated debate.

During an interview on Tuesday, he said that Apple had not decided whether to enable a voice-over-Internet service like Skype — a potentially divisive issue for Cingular, the exclusive carrier for the iPhone, because it could come at the expense of cellular voice revenue.

The new document, Valuing All God's Children, acknowledges that within the Anglican community there is a wide range of beliefs about homosexuality and that it is a "very divisive issue" for the church.

"People like Perry and McDonnell and others realize this is a very divisive issue for our party," said Linda Chavez, the Republican chairwoman of the Center for Equal Opportunity, a conservative research organization, referring to the governors of Texas and Virginia.

Mr. Freedman is no doubt right that Israel once rallied American Jews in a way it now fails to, but it is also true that Zionism itself has been, since the beginning of the 20th century, a deeply divisive issue for Jews.

Beginning with the "American lake", some eyebrows might be raised over the report in mid-December 2015 that "an American B-52 bomber on a routine mission over the South China Sea unintentionally flew within two nautical miles of an artificial island built by China, senior defense officials said, exacerbating a hotly divisive issue for Washington and Beijing".