Sentence examples for a divisive issue in from inspiring English sources

Family planning is a divisive issue in Uganda.

Race relations continued to be a divisive issue in Delaware society and politics following the war.

Capacity building is starting to become a divisive issue in development circles.

The treatment of refugees has long been a divisive issue in Australian politics and has swung elections in the past.

Now nearly a half century later, furosemide remains a divisive issue in the troubled sport of horse racing.

Eich is free to believe what he wants, and same-sex marriage remains a divisive issue in America.

That is why the notion of tucking into fresh grouse on the Twelfth has become such a divisive issue (tempest-in-a-teapot category).

And make sure that next time there is a divisive issue debated in the Commons, it is one of theirs.

Badgers: In a divisive issue that has drawn in some of the country's leading scientists over the past decade, the Conservatives come down in favor of selective killing of badgers to thwart the spread of bovine tuberculosis despite some studies suggesting that such culls will not be effective.

But that got little reaction from a White House looking far beyond the Mexican border and eager to avoid a potentially divisive issue in an election year.

The first is the operation and funding of for-profit childcare which has been a major, divisive issue in Ontario and Canadaasas a whole) for decades, especially as literature has accumulated suggesting that quality in the for-profit sector is generally poorer even under equivalent regulatory and funding regimes (Childcare Resource and Research, 2008b).