Sentence examples for divisive part from inspiring English sources

He thinks the Bush administration should focus on the less divisive part of its plan to offer more tax credits for individual givers.

If the top 25 looks more or less set, the most divisive part of the list remains as ever that subjective, occasionally infuriating hinterland beyond the elite.

(About 10% of children attend private, mostly Catholic, schools whose public funding the bill would also, contentiously, increase).But the heart of the reform, and its most divisive part, would do away with an army of supply teachers, hired piecemeal over the years, united only by their insecurity.

JT: I was reading initial reviews of this album, and these horns were the most divisive part about this record.

He should offer to revise the constitution's most divisive parts and discuss altering the rules governing the coming election.

But they hope other, less divisive parts of the proposal can be saved.

In 1965 he became secretary of the Air Force during the Johnson administration and, as he described it later, "served in that role through some of the most difficult and divisive parts of the Vietnam War".

But so far, Mr. Bloomberg and the Council have not agreed on how to carry out possibly the most lucrative -- and the most divisive -- part of this franchise: advertising on more than 300 newsstands across the city, including 280 in Manhattan.

In 2008, Senator John McCain refused to make this divisive tactic part of his campaign against Mr. Obama.

It is not good for the country, the Democratic Party or for Mrs. Clinton, who is often tagged as divisive, in part because of bitter feeling about her husband's administration and the so-called permanent campaign.

In the case of gene drives, which could alter the ecological balance of an entire continent, that debate promises to become especially divisive, in part because the technology's greatest utility will almost certainly be in Africa.