Sentence examples for decades of divisiveness from inspiring English sources

After decades of divisiveness and inaction, during which Fisherman's Wharf deteriorated from a vibrant fishing center into a hodgepodge of shops selling sunglasses and T-shirts, city officials and business owners have agreed on a plan to create a five-block esplanade with stone streets, outdoor cafes and sweeping views of the bay.

After a decade of divisiveness, I'm now the Democrat who is going to take on problems, not rivals, not their endorsers, not their surrogates, and I feel confident that I have enormous support in the black community and the Latino community".

Increasingly, the enterprise is becoming one more tool of divisiveness.

He really stands for a kind of divisiveness in politics.

"This is the lowest form of divisiveness," Mr. Corzine said.

Boris Johnson also warned against a "1970s blend of divisiveness and business-bashing and union control".

"I'll take a risk of divisiveness in return for having people get more activated," he said.

I haven't seen any evidence of divisiveness along ethnic lines inside the Afghan security forces.

But he pointed out that his own speech "argued for inclusiveness instead of divisiveness".

After seven years of divisiveness and failure, the country doesn't need more name-calling.

"I thought Kennedy was causing a great deal of divisiveness," Mr. Hodges said.