Sentence examples for cause for divisiveness from inspiring English sources

When each individual uses their intercultural difference for synergy, rather than letting it to become a cause for divisiveness, it strengthens the resources of the team (Harris & Moran, 1996).

In the memorabilia market, John Henry's reputation is for divisiveness.

"But, once it was clear that this was going to be a basis for divisiveness, I had to go fix that.

After all, Mr Gingrich, nobly taking responsibility for the Republicans' election disappointment, has resigned as speaker of the House of Representatives lest his presence be "an excuse for divisiveness and factionalism".

Also, Gingrich did not cause such divisiveness in his own party, which should pay continuing dividends to the Democrats.

As for divisiveness, those who criticize Trump should look in the mirror.

A cause for tears?

The cause for delay?

Hardly cause for celebration.

Any cause for optimism?

Cause for concern?