Sentence examples for divisive and difficult from inspiring English sources

In these divisive and difficult times, how could that not be newsworthy?

It would be dangerous, divisive and difficult for Democrats to impeach Donald Trump.

During such a difficult, divisive and seemingly endless presidential election, it's hard to resist the temptation to just tune out or write the whole thing off and withdraw.

If he wins the White House, John F. Kerry will immediately confront a difficult, divisive and deeply personal decision: which close friend will he have to stiff for secretary of state?

It has been a difficult, divisive and demoralising time for many in the armed forces since 2011.

"Her legacy was so divisive and polarising that it is difficult – and we saw this in the arguments over the funeral – to capture her for the country as a whole rather than just for the Conservative party in particular," says the historian Tim Bale, author of The Conservative Party from Thatcher to Cameron.

His time in New York was marked by divisive politics resulting from Leisler's Rebellion (1689 1691), and difficult and ultimately unsuccessful negotiations to keep the Iroquois from engaging in peace talks with New France.

Now is the time to break the Pandora's Box of political spin and start the difficult work of cleansing our toxic, divisive, and dysfunctional political culture.

Lawwell went on: "It is divisive and of concern to every Scottish football supporter at this very difficult time for our game.

And none more divisive and controversial, either.

They are socially divisive and educationally corrupt.