Sentence examples for by divisiveness from inspiring English sources
Although frustrated by divisiveness at the federal level, Hochul said New York state government is much more collaborative.
The worst case is to have the relationship between the CEO and the board characterized by divisiveness or contention.
However, this policy was hampered by divisiveness between the vizier and the emperor, as the groups tended to ally themselves with one or the other.
It was inconceivable that Pope John Paul II, as he glided serenely though the Holy Land on a personal pilgrimage and a secondary mission of interfaith healing, would transform a region characterized by divisiveness and hatred.
In an atmosphere poisoned by divisiveness and recrimination – with past prime ministers imploring voters to stand by Europe with a "big yes" – many believed Greeks might reject the leader's plea.
Since he became chief executive in May, he has made his first goal clear: As markets and technology systems become more interconnected, his company, long marked by divisiveness, must undergo a cultural makeover.
There's no doubt that some of that is motivated by the divisiveness and tribalism seeded in our society by Donald Trump and his acolytes.
Liz, who's moved from Virginia to Wyoming to run for the Senate seat currently held by Republican Michael B. Enzi, 69, in a campaign marred by controversy, divisiveness and accusations of carpet-bagging, while costing the Cheneys old-time friendships like that of former Sen. Alan Simpson, has not spoken with her sister, an avowed lesbian, in several months.
And there is some truth in criticisms that Morales seeks to bolster his own support base by encouraging divisiveness in political debates.
