Sentence examples similar to as causing division from inspiring English sources

Nina Parker, the pastor of Liberty church, which welcomes LGBT worshippers, described Graham's presence as "extremely destructive" and said it was "causing division between churches and within churches".

At the moment, logging as the main income stream for Solomon Islands is causing division among landowners, and cultivating corrupt leaders who act without a thought for future generations.

It was causing division in my marriage.

It is this that causes division, even human destruction.

Whether the bill was in fact crafted to cause division is debatable.

Mr Sarkozy's decade-old feud with Mr Chirac is still causing divisions in the party as Chirac supporters seek to destabilise the Sarkozy bid.

She said the referendum was causing divisions.

After all, it is the Republicans who equivocate by arguing that any talk of racial tensions is itself divisive, as if the mere discussion alone and not the root causes of the problem is what is causing divisions.

It seems that already this appointment is being savaged by some on the left, characterising it as one that will cause division and anger among the ranks of the Labour party.

Don't they cause division in society?

As MP for Lewisham East, she backed Andy Burnham to be leader last year and emailed activists during the campaign to say that Corbyn's election "would cause division".