Sentence examples for been divided on how from inspiring English sources
Many private sector economists have been divided on how much Beijing should do to slow it deliberately.
His loyalists have blamed a politically biased judiciary for his troubles, but they have been divided on how to respond.
The pilots are also in the middle of negotiations with United on a new labor agreement, and have been divided on how aggressively to bargain.
He got used to it, but audiences at Cannes have been divided on how well his trans-Atlantic hybrid of a film succeeds.
Faced with the increasing popularity of a virulently anti-immigrant party, whose motto is, "So we can rid the land of filth," but still rejects the label neo-Nazi, Greek journalists have been divided on how to respond.
Top Republicans have been divided on how much to tinker with Social Security, given strong Democratic opposition, its less significant contribution to the budget deficit and the political explosiveness of making any changes to the program.
His cabinet was divided on how to react: the general tenor was one of hostility toward France, with Attorney General Charles Lee and Secretary of State Timothy Pickering arguing for a declaration of war.
Today, opinions are divided on how how long a full recovery will take, with forecasts ranging from one year to three.
Local opinion is divided on how Lesbos will fare.
Still, Republicans said they were divided on how to procede.
