Sentence examples for divisive problem from inspiring English sources

The second and most divisive problem is secrecy.

Drawing a clear line about when an abortion can be performed is a difficult and divisive problem.

The Court has also failed to solve the most divisive problem that has entangled capital punishment throughout American history: racial discrimination.

Migration is rapidly becoming the most pressing, and politically divisive, problem for the union as it starts to emerge from the debt crisis among euro-area countries that threatened to sink the single currency.

But if that comes about, it will greatly ease the potentially divisive problem of an unequal tax burden, as well as providing a welcome freedom of choice to the soon-to-be numerous old.All these trends—except, possibly, for the recent revving up of youthful change by the Internet are for the long term.

On its own, the advertisement makes a convincing case that Mr. Giuliani is focused on ending the flow of illegal immigrants, although it does not wrestle with the nettlesome and much more divisive problem of what to do with the millions of illegal immigrants already living in the United States.

To illustrate how the proposed empirical experiment can put arguable, divisive problems into perspective, we have examined the productivity in pair programming as a case study.

Why can the states see their way clear to resolving huge and divisive problems, some even in a bipartisan way, while Washington continues to flail?

And the governor has so far shown little inclination to use his considerable political capital to take on some of the most divisive problems that have long plagued this state, among them a dysfunctional governmental structure and tax system.

No details of the draft were available, and negotiators have suggested that any joint document emerging from this round of talks would probably be a broad statement of shared principles that left the most divisive problems for future discussions.

I do believe that we are now in uncharted waters when it comes to the dysfunction in our political system — and it is no longer a joking matter…we have lost the ability to execute even the basic functions of government, much less solve the most difficult and divisive problems facing the country.