Sentence examples for cause of divisions from inspiring English sources

Yet sectarianism is not the main cause of divisions in the Middle East.

"It is more operational issues that involve local populations and control that are likely the cause of divisions.

Grieve rejected suggestions that the party's stance on the issue had split the shadow cabinet and had been the cause of divisions between Davis and Cameron.

It is also a cause of division in the village, though far from the only one.

Too often we have allowed climate change to become a cause of division.

Another cause of division was the popularity of the teachings of John Wycliffe, an English ecclesiastical reformer of the previous century, among the Czech masters and students.

W Stephen Gilbert Corsham, Wiltshire As cake now appears to be a root cause of division and uncertainty in British life (Goodbye Bake Off; Northern Ireland), I am reminded of Brass Eye warning us of the dangers this terribly addictive and destructive substance.

In his view, the definition of Jewishness according to religious criteria is a chief cause of division; because the newcomers tend to be secular, it only alienates them further.

He explained as follows: "I wish to leave Rome aside, inasmuch as it is the cause of division between Catholics and Protestants.

However there was no significant correlation between morphological asymmetry and division time asymmetry indicating that morphological asymmetry was unlikely to be the cause of division time asymmetry.

There was no pressure to arm the rebels, a cause of previous divisions.