Sentence examples for divisive project from inspiring English sources

MyPlate is the least divisive project.

Supporters of the divisive project say that it will create jobs and boost the economy; opponents say its economic benefits are limited and its environmental costs dangerous and massive.

Tent City was a particularly divisive project, inspiring admiration from some in the local community, but drawing intense criticism from those who saw it as a place of humiliation.

As The Times piece puts it, State's assessment delivered an "opening for President Obama to approve the politically divisive project".

Other divisive projects, like the new stadium under construction for the Florida Marlins on the site of the Orange Bowl, also received the Diaz signature.

One week later, Britain voted to leave the European Union, paving the way for one of the most politically divisive projects in contemporary European history.

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan is vowing to pursue a divisive construction project in downtown Istanbul that sparked mass protests three years ago and claiming that part of the project would "introduce the world" to the crimes of Western powers.

For many others, though, it will mean liberation from an autocrat who has tried not only to impose a way of thinking and of behaving, but also a militarized government, and a divisive political project that has deeply polarized Venezuelan society.

On September 23, US presidential hopeful Hillary Clinton said she was against the divisive pipeline project, calling it "a distraction from the important work we have to do on climate change".

It will decide not only the fate of the Aadhaar Act of 2016, but likely the future involvement of some of tech's biggest companies in one of the world's most ambitious and divisive IT projects.

There, as well, Snohetta's task was to update a divisive but potent project and civic symbol from the Postmodern era.