Sentence examples for creating division from inspiring English sources

Many accused James of creating division among her constituents and failing to support all of La Plata's residents.

They include creating division within the wider jihadi movement, publicly snubbing Zawahiri and establishing a caliphate to which Isis demands every other jihadi swear fealty or face death.

Political literature recently put through local letterboxes risks creating division among residents of the two halves of Hebden Royd, (Hebden Bridge itself and neighbouring Mytholmroyd).

Those camping outside the cathedral, which on Friday was shut for the first time since the Blitz, are campaigning to topple the capitalist system – but yesterday succeeded in creating division within the church.

Joseline A. Pena-Melnyk (D-Prince George's) said Ross's words are "very dangerous" and are creating division at a time when African Americans and Hispanics need to work together.

"And she was particularly worried – we talked about this regularly – particularly worried about the direction of, not just in the UK but globally, the direction of politics at the moment, particularly around creating division and playing on people's worst fears rather than their best instincts.

Jo's politics were always about bringing people together and never about creating divisions.

"Alain Juppé is a unifying figure who can talk about anything without creating divisions and controversy.

Commissioner Jim Delany said creating divisions with competitive equality was the top priority, and No. 2 was maintaining a cross-division rivalry game for every team.

But he says that that the move risks creating divisions at the highest reaches of the Communist party.

Sport also enables us to evoke history without creating divisions, not often true in other walks of life.