Sentence examples for divisive for from inspiring English sources

Afterwards, the Socialist Party officials were prompt to call the event highly divisive for the left.

Mrs. Carnahan today called Mr. Ashcroft "just too divisive for our country".

Yet he is reluctant to say anything divisive for fear of reviving the ugly factionalism of the Blair-Brown years.

Judge Feldman's ruling striking down the moratorium was divisive for environmental groups, politicians, and oil industry officials.

Issues such as civil liberties are utterly uniting for our party, and utterly divisive for the others.

For many families, the decision to seek an easement is complex and often divisive, for just these reasons.

Teaching unions said the move would prove divisive for pupils and do little to address social mobility.

Newscasters criticized him for being divisive and for offering no new vision on Vietnam, but tens of thousands of telegrams and letters expressing approval poured into the White House.

"And it's something that's been a divisive force for politics for 20 years in America," he added.

Thatcher has been criticised for being divisive and for promoting greed and selfishness.

His praise for former Mayor Edward I. Koch, a divisive figure for many black residents, however, drew a cooler response.