Sentence examples for deeper polarization from inspiring English sources

Last week, as the midterm election results rolled in, it was clear that despite some impressive flipped seats and close races, Trump supporters remain very energized, signaling deeper polarization in America.

"At this point, the most urgent task at hand is to bring an end to war, to raging cross-border conflict that only brings anarchy, deeper polarization, more international armed interventions, heightened emotions, rage and recruitment videos for globalized jihadis".

First elected in 1998 on promises to redistribute oil wealth, Mr. Chávez's rule has been characterized by deep polarization.

Her case unleashed a public furor that showed the deep polarization in Pakistani society over the blasphemy law.

The prolonged shutdown of the airport, Thailand's main international gateway for passengers and air cargo, highlights the government's paralysis and the deep polarization within Thai society.

"His failure to adhere to democratic principles has contributed to the deep polarization and violent unrest that we are witnessing in Haiti today.

Once again, the idea of nationalist Catholics identifying left-leaning Freemasons as the enemy brings to mind the deep polarization that characterized French political life in the 1930s.

Their efforts to uncover former Communists and suspected collaborators in government and the news media, and oust them from important positions, led to a deep polarization of politics.

Though there is deep polarization in the country, Mr. León said, polls show that about one-third of the electorate is undecided about whom to support in October.

"Yet inside the political elites, there is deep polarization because of the past, but also because of Orban's style of leadership, which his critics say is authoritarian.

But the official also said that Obama has learned a lesson about Presidential leadership in an era of deep polarization: speaking out in favor of his policies sometimes makes them less likely to pass.