Sentence examples for create divides from inspiring English sources

It's not down to the state to create divides based on religion among pupils too young to discern the situation for themselves.

Facebook, meanwhile, has been criticized across a number of fronts over the past year or so, from its ability to spread disinformation and create divides to how it's able to hijack users' brains to create an addiction of sorts.

According to Mark Flemming Williams, a European analyst at Stratfor, "the European Union is an attempt to subdue nationalism," and this new nationalism will "create divides" in the coming year.

And he says that trying to use the bill to create dividing lines is crude politics.

All this mixing and matching could create divided loyalties for fans in N.H.L. cities and even in European countries.

Your attachment to your friend and your position on the hospital's board create — or may seem to create — divided loyalties.

Worse, by tying every worker to a specific job it allows unscrupulous employers to browbeat and pressure those on a PBS visa, threatening to create divided workforces.

McAteer tells me Metaresolver isn't trying to create divide the audience into segments like the just-launched AdMobius, but instead working on the step before that.

Baltimore is about the false dichotomies we each create, dividing the world into "us" and "them".

The campaign itself has created divides and tensions among the U.S. population, and that includes Apple's own staff, which numbers some 76,000 direct hires in the country.

Age segregation creates divides in society, contributing to ageism and depriving everyone of opportunities for intergenerational learning.