Sentence examples for a very divisive issue from inspiring English sources

"It's a very divisive issue," he said.

"It is a very divisive issue, and it is a tough way to start," said Senator Ben Nelson, a moderate Democrat from Nebraska.

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.

"This is a very divisive issue, a very difficult issue, but we Republicans know this - we do not want it on the table in 2016 so we better solve it in a year or so.

On December 11, Snyder, who had once called right-to-work legislation a "very divisive issue," signed the bill, making Michigan a Right to Work state and prompting AFL-CIO president Richard Trumka to label him a "puppet of extreme donors" whose actions "will diminish the voice of every working man and woman in Michigan".

"I believe it's an issue that the people of South Carolina can settle," he said on "Meet the Press" on NBC, "just as we in Arizona settled the very divisive issue over the recognition of Dr. Martin Luther King as a holiday.

"We're trying to find broad bipartisan support and common ground on what has become, especially in Congress, a very divisive and partisan issue," he said.

"It's a very divisive election," Sanguinetti said.

"He is a very divisive figure, even on the left," he says.

The fragmented labor policy is a very divisive factor for labor relations at both the federal and state levels.