Sentence examples for divisive consequences from inspiring English sources
Our readers were worried about the potentially divisive consequences of negative campaining by Zac Goldsmith's team in particular.
Mr. McCullough hails Adams for being uncannily prescient about the Revolution and the course of American democracy, foreseeing a myriad of developments, from the difficulty of defeating the British and the decisive role of naval strength to the divisive consequences of slavery.
Witness the total lack of oversight that lets anyone pay to conduct targeted manipulation of public opinion and screw the socially divisive consequences.
Whether deliberate, inadvertent, or both, the omissions still add up to pernicious falsifications of biblical history with divisive consequences that still reverberate today.
For all the good, for example, the seminal mind of John Calvin produced with his incredible mind Institutes of the Christian Religion, one could point to an equally confusing, and ultimately divisive, consequence of his propositionally-laden explanations of the Christ experience.
Cover art was a divisive issue.
However, another divisive issue remains: cost.
In the coming period, the French, committed by their president to an open-ended war in the Middle East, slowly absorbing the many negative, divisive longer-term consequences of his recent actions at home, and ultimately forgetful of last week's magnificent sense of unity, will most likely do for Hollande.
That was very divisive, that has consequences, that lingers".
That idea, more than any other, needs to be challenged, and the authoritarian, patronising, divisive, knowledge-hampering consequences of modern-day censorship exposed.
But an increasingly divisive debate over the consequences of the German government's strategy during the refugee crisis has spurred support for AfD – fronted in the state by Leif-Erik Holm, a radio presenter based in Berlin's multicultural Prenzlauer Berg district – even though the state has been largely insulated from the refugee crisis.
