Sentence examples for continuing divisions from inspiring English sources

But they also represent continuing divisions.

The majority of its joint decisions remain on paper, partly because of continuing divisions among its members.

Failure to update Section 4 reflects continuing divisions in our society, even as the political correctness of the Act would allow for easy Senate renewal.

But Britain's likely abstention served to underline the continuing divisions within Europe, some tactical and others fundamental, over how to advance the Mideast peace process.

The last two primaries reflected the party's continuing divisions, as Mrs. Clinton won the South Dakota contest and Mr. Obama won Montana.

The crisis has also exposed continuing divisions within Indonesia on how to deal with the foreign press, and foreign opinion in general.

Clouding long-term investment, low wages also depend on the continuing division of the two Koreas.

Mr. Obama laughed as he continued his sarcasm, noting that headlines since the program passed have described continuing division in the polls.

This national press split represents the continuing division over European Union membership across the UK and, as several papers noted, it also reflects the division within the Tory party.

The poll showed continuing division, and perhaps some confusion, in the views of Americans about the surveillance programs Mr. Snowden revealed.

Oaks and other species are replacing pines as savannas disappear from the southeastern United States because of the continuing division of land ownership and protection from fire.