Sentence examples for are strongly divided from inspiring English sources

College football leaders who are trying to iron out a postseason playoff format are strongly divided over the game, which was first played in 1902 and traditionally matches the winners of the Pac-12 and the Big Ten.

But their constituents are strongly divided, as was demonstrated last week when activists held dueling rallies at Feinstein's Los Angeles office.

The Iraqi public is strongly divided over the legitimacy of the current government.

With scarce information to go on, opinion is strongly divided along party lines.

The Florida justices were strongly divided over whether the state's death penalty was consistent with the Supreme Court ruling in June.

Dr. Chambless, Dr. Levant, Dr. Westen and others who have been strongly divided now argue that researchers should also follow patients treated in psychotherapy clinics out in the world, to see how well they do, and why.

With the Greens making common cause with farmers battling coalmines and coal seam gas and rural-based independents nipping at their heels, there have been strongly divided views in the Nationals about whether they can survive without being quite a lot louder.

The judges were strongly divided on this campaign, which started in 1996, with one ranking it as the top social media campaign and another placing it at the very bottom.

Germany has been strongly divided over the subject of Islam in recent years.

First, the current crop of Syriza MPs is strongly divided over Tsipras' moderate course and is increasingly undermining his position as Prime Minister.

Both men are campaigning for more border controls and tighter immigration measures at a time when Europe is strongly divided over migration.