Sentence examples for divided on questions from inspiring English sources
Voters were also divided on questions of taxing and spending.
LIKE many places, Singapore remains deeply divided on questions of homosexuality.
Fergus Cullen, the Republican Party chairman in New Hampshire, said Republican voters there were divided on questions like abortion, but nearly unanimous on guns.
Also in this week's Outlook section: Art critic Philip Kennicott explores why images of suffering don't galvanize public outrage, Syrian novelist Samar Yazbek says she's divided on questions facing her country, Eliot Cohen debunks five myths about cruise missiles and William Dobson reviews a book on how presidents go to war.
Also in this week's Outlook section: Art critic Philip Kennicott explores why images of suffering don't galvanize public outrage, author and filmmaker Sebastian Junger says sometimes being anti-war requires embracing force, Syrian novelist Samar Yazbek says she's divided on questions facing her country, William Dobson reviews a book on how presidents go to war.
Also in this week's Outlook section: Author and filmmaker Sebastian Junger says sometimes being anti-war requires embracing force, Syrian novelist Samar Yazbek says she's divided on questions facing her country, Eliot Cohen debunks five myths about cruise missiles and William Dobson reviews a book on how presidents go to war.
Policy experts have long been divided on these questions.
Conversations with 20 workers reveal a workplace bitterly divided on these questions.
Like Democrats, Republicans are divided on some questions, including the taxation of employer-provided health benefits.
Five months ago, opinion was almost evenly divided on these questions; four years ago, a majority said they favored stricter gun control.
The philosopher Fiona Macpherson told me that the field is divided on these questions, in part because there is no agreement on what a sense actually is.
