Sentence examples for causing divisions from inspiring English sources

She said the referendum was causing divisions.

It also creates internal conflict within communities and social movements, causing divisions and fear.

The Scottish National party's quest for a currency union is also causing divisions within the yes campaign.

It's already causing divisions within parties: some MPs think it goes too far, others who campaigned for it say it that it has been watered down.

Far from causing divisions between the governing parties, it is becoming clearer that the horror is the glue that binds ministers ever closer.

Mr Sarkozy's decade-old feud with Mr Chirac is still causing divisions in the party as Chirac supporters seek to destabilise the Sarkozy bid.

Unlike Iain Duncan Smith, he has been able to manage his disagreements with the prime minister and the chancellor without causing division.

At the moment, logging as the main income stream for Solomon Islands is causing division among landowners, and cultivating corrupt leaders who act without a thought for future generations.

Nina Parker, the pastor of Liberty church, which welcomes LGBT worshippers, described Graham's presence as "extremely destructive" and said it was "causing division between churches and within churches".

Adrian uses his own situation to explore this thorny subject which is causing division in his church.

It was causing division in my marriage.