Sentence examples for divisive over from inspiring English sources

PC Music's adventures in good taste have been some of the most divisive over the past 12 months.

To be honest, I think it's for some of you women to explain why any decent socialist would choose this moment to get divisive over something as trivial as who's got a bigger ministerial limo.

"But it was already being divisive over the past few weeks, so let's get this resolved.

Have we as a nation become less disconnected and have things gotten less divisive over the past six years?

It could have been even more damaging to the Government if MPs had pointed out that recrimination over who is and who is not "a terrorist sympathiser" is the sort of divisive and over-heated dispute that Islamic State likes to provoke through its atrocities.

For many liberals, he is an unrelenting pragmatist too ready to compromise the pure principles of Obama-ism; by the independents and moderate Republicans who switched to candidate Obama in 2008, he is held to be too divisive and over-partisan, a roadblock in the way of the new politics of reason that the incoming President promised.

The recent Truth and Reconciliation summary report into Canada's residential school system noted the relationship between the federal government and aboriginal peoples was "deteriorating" over "divisive conflicts over Aboriginal education, child welfare, and justice".

Genetically modified food -- the result of genetic engineering of plant genes in a laboratory -- has become a divisive issue, over their use and over whether products that contain them should be labeled that way.

They are envisioning divisive leftists taking over the weakened party and driving it into out-of-touch extremism, the way Barry Goldwater did with the Republicans in 1964.

But, if anything, the rise in commodity prices has sharpened arguments on both sides about the future of farm policy, setting the scene for a divisive debate over the future of the 100 billion euro ($155 billion) budget — and over the agricultural policy in particular, which is worth more than 40percentt of that amount — later this year.

The move unleashed immediate protests and reignited the divisive battle over immigration reform nationally.