Sentence examples for divisive conclusion from inspiring English sources

Like Churchill and Stalin... His appearance, however, brought the event to a divisive conclusion after hundreds of people reportedly left on account of the former Labour MP.

WASHINGTON -- Democratic lawmakers have received death threats and been the victims of vandalism because of their votes in favor of the health care bill, lawmakers and law enforcement officials said Wednesday, as the Congressional debate over the issue headed toward a bitter and divisive conclusion.

After the deeply divisive conclusion to the 2000 recount, Bush missed a critical healing opportunity by failing to reach out and cultivate Al Gore.

However, the domestication history of the river buffalo has been the subject of debate for many decades mainly due to the lack of clear archeological evidence and the divisive conclusions of the genetic studies.

So often missing is the empathy required to accept that good and reasonable people can reach vastly different conclusions on divisive subjects, informed by unique personal experience.

In laying out for the first time the details of what he wants in the legislation, Mr. Obama set in motion a new round of maneuvering intended to bring a bitterly divisive yearlong clash to a conclusion.

My conclusion: religion is indeed divisive and conservative -- and it is also a very good thing.

"The commission must be more engaged on this important and divisive issue and form its own conclusions".

"Wouldn't it be nice if people who jumped to conclusions and peddled a false, divisive, anger-stoking narrative had to apologize for misleading America?" So how about Fox News and its "two-year rage-gasm" over Benghazi?

Such analyses easily lead to conclusions that miss the bigger picture, creating divisive competition between issues and gaps that allow important problems to be overlooked.

The state flag of Georgia, which has worn a large Confederate cross since the days of desegregation, was abruptly redesigned today by the Georgia House of Representatives, shrinking the divisive symbol and bringing 45 years of angry debate to a surprisingly peaceful conclusion.