Sentence examples for divided over many from inspiring English sources

But central players in Washington remain divided over many issues.

With all the district's other problems, Hempstead's school board has been sharply divided over many issues over the years.

The scientific world is divided over many of the claims for efficacy and over some safety issues, but there are two points on which there is agreement.

That government was divided over many more policies than the current one, but in one pivotal respect Wilson was freer to rebuild his government than Cameron will be.

But no date has been set for it, a sign, analysts say, that the party is divided over many critical issues.

Though the country's political parties are bitterly divided over many aspects of economic policy, they all agree that the low corporate tax rate is one of the few pillars that can allow Ireland to return to economic health.

Even last night, the two agencies were divided over how many of the 1,147 remained in custody.

Yet that part of the deal now threatens to come apart, too, because France and Germany are deeply divided over how many banks the central bank should oversee.

The president's own party is divided over costs, and many Republicans hate the whole idea.

Arab governments are bitterly divided over Syria but many see a lesson that was learned the hard way by the Palestinians: the Oslo agreement of 1993 appeared to herald an end to the conflict with Israel, but the long "peace process" that followed saw Israel swallow up more Palestinian land to the point that no solution was left.

Anastasya Manuilova reports from Moscow that Russians are divided over Trump, with many doubting he will keep his pledge to mend ties with Russia.