Sentence examples for divisive process from inspiring English sources

The public account is an incendiary intervention in a highly divisive process.

Rather than being a divisive process, conflict provides an opportunity to unite two parties towards a mutually agreeable solution.

I said I did not want a treaty change in the first place and that I had always said it would be a divisive process.

Twitter created the mute feature apparently to let people ignore a person's tweets without going through the public and divisive process of unfollowing or blocking, and it also ensures that you will see tweets that include your own handle.

"What I now see is that even if we get the reform through – which will be a difficult and divisive process, although essential – I am probably not the best person to pick up the pieces following the inevitable discord".

She said slowing down the deeper monetary integration of the eurozone was not an option, but the development of such integration would be "an open process, not an exclusive or divisive process".

There is no divisive licensing process, which led to the Crusaders catastrophe.

(A few days earlier, Reid had met with Miers and had suggested ways to avoid a divisive confirmation process).

Britain's is a parliamentary democracy (and one in the throes of a divisive political process to leave the European Union).

The deadline for nominations is Thursday, and it seems the party will be spared a divisive election process involving its 300,000 members.

"When you have a sharply political, divisive hearing process, it increases the danger that whoever comes out of it will be viewed in those terms," he said.