Sentence examples for be a source of division from inspiring English sources
"While Iraq was a source of division in the past, it doesn't need to be a source of division in the future," he said, as he arrived at the annual conference of the centre-left Progress group in London.
"The arduous process of peace building and national reconciliation can only advance through a commitment to justice and respect for human rights," he said on Tuesday, adding that "religious differences need not be a source of division and distrust, but rather a force for unity, forgiveness, tolerance and wise nation building.
Every element of the congress is a source of division — who attends, as well as when and where it should be held and what should be decided.
The issue of caste discrimination was a source of division in the Coalition, with Liberal Democrats broadly supporting the addition to the legislation and Conservative ministers opposed.
The debate over Spruce 1 and other mountaintop mine permits has been a source of division and anguish among local residents.
Religion has been a source of division in Myanmar society.
Throughout much of the United States history, racial and economic inequality has been a source of division but it can bring people together.
Whether or not having turned in the deposit would have made a difference was a source of division at the Aug. 5 meeting, but residents agreed afterward that it's too late now.
Describing his task in the days following Diana's death, he said his aim had been "to protect the monarchy, channel the anger before it became rage, and generally have the whole business emerge in a positive and unifying way rather than be a source of tension, division and bitterness".
That jostling for resources can often be a source of bitter division within the queer community.
"These movements can be a source of danger and division, and intellectuals may mock and despise them, but teachers also ought to see in them the energy that will drive the restoration of the question of life's meaning".
