Sentence examples for because of the divisiveness from inspiring English sources

"I have consistently advocated for budget cuts over the last three years, but my Republican conservative colleagues can't get enough," said John Vratil, a moderate senator who is retiring this year, in part, he said, because of the divisiveness in the Legislature.

To the Americans who say they're sick of the divisiveness in politics, Woolridge says, "Bring it on".

Virginia is one of the states facing the divisiveness of partisan gerrymandering.

The Muslim generals who ruled Nigeria for most of its postcolonial history understood the divisiveness of the Shariah.

The bond of our common humanity is stronger than the divisiveness of our fears and prejudices.

The sense of unity wrought by World War II blurred the divisiveness of the 1930s.

Point Four: We've become accustomed to the divisiveness of our country because our political parties get nothing done in Washington, The gap grows wider between the two every day with shutdowns, putdowns and meltdowns.

And though his poems are full of references to the universal divine, he warned against the divisiveness of organised religion.

The lopsided tally belied the divisiveness of the debate over abortion in one of the last Western European nations to forbid widespread practice of it.

"His story was kept behind the scenes for many years because of the politics of the time, and the divisiveness within Yugoslavia," said Representative Joseph Crowley, whose district includes Jackson Heights and who petitioned the Army in July to award Mr. Vujnovich the Bronze Star.

The divisiveness of this issue illustrates the point that an evaluation of emerging disease threats requires a broad interdisciplinary approach (4 ).