Sentence examples for degree of divisiveness from inspiring English sources

The degree of divisiveness suggested by the jury's notes is not typical of a hung jury, legal experts said.

Racism reflects an acceptance of the deepest forms and degrees of divisiveness and carries the implication that differences among groups are so great that they cannot be transcended.

In fact, it stands to reason that, were it not for the threat of Iran's missiles, the world's attention would be focused much more on Israel's extreme degree of internal divisiveness.

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.

He added, "I don't believe that that kind of divisiveness based on religion has a place in this country".

If they are willing to defund our program based on an affiliation, it sends a clear message of divisiveness".