Sentence examples for designed to divide from inspiring English sources

Khalid Mahmood, a Pakistan-born Labour MP, said Grieve's comments were designed to "divide and conquer".

"The only votes that come up are votes that are purposely designed to divide people," he said.

"Instead of giving us an economy that creates jobs and opportunity, our present leadership has given us wedge issues designed to divide Americans.

It would be hard to invent an issue better designed to divide elite liberals from Joe Sixpack.The Democratic presidential contenders are already distancing themselves from the Massachusetts decision.

"The floor of the United States Senate should only be used for the common good, not issues designed to divide us for political purposes," Mr. Kerry said in a statement.

To the supporters of broad campaign finance overhaul, the alternative, written by Representative Bob Ney of Ohio, seems designed to divide the coalition of House members who have voted in the past for campaign finance overhaul.

Speaking to the US ambassador in Addis Ababa in June last year, Getachew accuses the Eritrean leader of harbouring a "grand design" to divide Ethiopia and weaken it through terrorism.

The Van de Graaf canon is a historical reconstruction of a method that may have been used in book design to divide a page in pleasing proportions.

Initially, we used a block design to divide these scenarios into three sets so that each participant would be presented with six scenarios.

It's Schrödinger's blockbuster, at once crap and great, a rare big budget movie that was designed to actually divide its audience and inspire debate.

We started with a "straw man" algorithm designed to coarsely divide the population into pools of patients more likely to have type 1 and patients more likely to have type 2. We began with this preliminary algorithm in order to make chart reviews more efficient: type 1 diabetes is so rare compared with type 2 diabetes that random sampling of unselected patients yields very few type 1 cases.