Sentence examples for dangerous division from inspiring English sources

"We have reached a state of harder polarization and more dangerous division, with the social fabric in danger of tearing, because violence only begets violence," Mr. ElBaradei wrote in a public letter to the president.

The most dangerous division in football is the Championship.

Our country faces an expanding and dangerous division between rich and poor.

"At times like this, it's critical that we guard against dangerous division – we are stronger and safer when we stand together," he said.

The absence of southern Pashtuns reinforces the impression here that the army is largely a northern institution — to be used against them — and what Afghan and Western officials worry is a dangerous division of the country.

Karl W. Eikenberry and David M. Kennedy have again reminded us, as the fortunate citizens of a self-governing society, where concentrations of power are viewed with suspicion, of the antidemocratic and ultimately dangerous division that occurs when the vast majority of the people do not comprehend the military.

Libya's dangerous divisions are crippling it.

Another Friday and Egypt is poised again for more mass demonstrations that will underline anew its profound and dangerous divisions.

For a team that is already fragile, it can create dangerous divisions: between the coaching staff and the players, and even among teammates.

However, at the time that he stepped down, Blair was widely viewed as a lucky politician with exceptional talents that enabled him to be a successful vote winner but ultimately lacking the ability to be a noteworthy reformer at home or a stabilizing force in a world facing the resurgence of dangerous divisions.

The death of Rabbani, one of the most important former jihad leaders who fought both the Soviets and the Taliban, has damaged prospects for substantive peace talks and re-opened dangerous divisions in Afghan society not seen since the vicious civil war of the 1990s.