Sentence examples for divisive in terms of from inspiring English sources
Does that make them doubly divisive, in terms of social mix and curriculum content?
iOS 7 is still fresh, and it was always bound to be divisive in terms of how people accepted the significant new changes in appearance it brings to Apple's mobile OS.
While vigorous, the spontaneous generation debate had not been particularly divisive in terms of fundamental beliefs concerning origins; in the absence of blood ties between groups of different organisms, it was of no great consequence whether a mouse or a woodlouse could appear from inanimate matter or not.
And number two in terms of divisive, I don't think I'm divisive.
Number two, in terms of divisive, I don't think I'm a divisive person.
If they put it behind them and they think I'm the Democrat who could best be the mayor, I find this is a divisive question and quite off point in terms of what this city really needs, which is to rebuild the economy and educate our children.
So far, the opponents have been largely successful in defining the battle in terms of community control of local schools; Ms. Lewis and several other opponents have likened their effort to the divisive school decentralization battles of the late 1960's.
In terms of cash, certainly.
