Sentence examples for be polarised by differences from inspiring English sources
The future of learning, teaching and research is too important to be polarised by differences in views between mission groups.
People tend to be polarised about accusations levelled at Koons.
Staining for cell adhesion molecules showed that the cells were polarised and surrounded by a collagen layer similar to a basement membrane.
"Today in Turkey, language is polarised and politicised.
"Right now, the whole debate is polarised," he said.
The foie gras controversy is polarised, but relatively simple.
Political differences are matched by social differences.
A graphite electrode and a stainless steel electrode immersed in exactly the same medium and polarised at the same potential were colonised by different microbial biofilms.
The UK is now more polarised by housing wealth than at any time since the Victorian era, but the headlines scream about "benefits scroungers".
Everything seems to be so polarised.
Opinion could not be more polarised.
