Sentence examples for becoming divided from inspiring English sources

It appears at least one story line might involve the family becoming divided over politics.

In an interview, Dr. Watson said the most important thing was to keep the panel from becoming divided into factions.

The biggest challenge has always been to avoid becoming divided and to remain an optimistic, outward-looking nation.

"As I drive around this county, it's becoming divided between the haves and the have-nots," Blair said.

Ms Jowell warned that London is "becoming divided between the rich and the rest; living together, but growing apart".

In their view, the nation is becoming divided between people who are able to save, invest and build wealth over the long run and those who are not.

"The big worry here is that Blackburn is becoming a divided town.

But as more public policy students choose careers in the private sector, policy school administrators are becoming bitterly divided.

The shadow education secretary, Angela Rayner, said the findings were stark and pointed to a country that "is becoming more divided".

Now stung by another election defeat, the Free Democrats are becoming bitterly divided over the party's policies toward Europe.

The City is likely to interpret the August report as a signal that the MPC is becoming increasingly divided about the appropriate timing of the first rate rise.