Sentence examples for continuing divide from inspiring English sources

One continuing divide between those who supported the Bush administration's invasion of Iraq and those who opposed it seems to be weapons of mass destruction.

This week, in a series of rulings, the Supreme Court laid bare once more a continuing divide in this country about the role and limits of government in ensuring — or denying — equality.

But the four measures — two from Democrats, two from Republicans — have all been rejected in the past and are expected to fail again this time, highlighting the continuing divide between Democratic and Republican senators on guns.

Hizbullah, which in the past has shied away from a deep exposure to what it calls "dirty" electoral politics, ran only 11 candidates, all of whom won handily.The continuing divide between Sunnis and Shias echoes rivalries between outside powers that see Lebanon as an arena for their competing interests.

One overwhelming issue that emerged out of the We Media event was the continuing divide between the mainstream media and the blogging community.

Bishop Thaddeus Ma Daqin - a man who up until his ordination speech was one of the those bishops acceptable to both sides - is now a symbol of the continuing divide.

-Margie Omero (D) argues that partisanship is behind Americans' continued divide over gun laws.

When p53 is mutated, damaged cells continue dividing and sometimes become cancerous.

Or, as Mr Romney himself might put it, continue dividing the conservative vote, and grease his path to the nomination.

The article explores ways that advances in bioengineering might help scientists keep stem cells from differentiating inappropriately and continue dividing robustly.

There are concerns that the debate that has put friends and family on opposing sides will continue dividing Scotland, whatever the outcome of Thursday's referendum.