Sentence examples for difficulties and divisions from inspiring English sources

Labour will seek to capitalise on the prime minister's difficulties and divisions over the EU.

But such difficulties and divisions might be less grave than an outright defeat.

"I shared that ambivalence, which is why even though I lived through some of these difficulties and divisions, when push came to shove I went back to try to help Gordon in the last election campaign.

Secretary of State for Scotland Michael Moore accused the first minister of wanting "to create difficulty and division" in the run up to the independence referendum.

Supporters are divided on how to confront these difficulties, and these divisions are often among supporters of the same club.

Given the depth of the Republican Party's difficulties — and the divisions over ideology and region being played out in the contest — party leaders said they did not think race would be a deciding factor in many, if any, votes.

It's extraordinary how many difficulties, divisions and reconciliations the play manages to cover: a father's jealousy and protectiveness of his son; the anxiety caused by a 34-year-old man who is dependent on his parents (this is not a dated piece); the neglect of a damaged soldier by the state that sent him to war.

Delays between the practice expressing interest and being visited by the research team occurred for a variety of reasons – communication difficulties between Divisions, the research team and practices; logistical difficulties arranging visits; and staff turnover both in practices and the research team.

Air France's problems are a microcosm of the difficulties, divisions and evasions of the country whose flag it flies.

Some agencies and divisions already allow telecommuting.

1918: Pavannes and Divisions.