Sentence examples for divisive questions from inspiring English sources

One of the most divisive questions among progressive activists is where the Democratic party fits into the opposition to Trump.

Take almost any of the most divisive questions of American life, and Justice O'Connor either has decided it or is about to decide it on our behalf.

And the remedies, far from being bland matters of consensus, raise some of the most difficult and divisive questions about work, family life, law and social policy.

Without any odds-on favorite, then, Republican voters will spend most of next year sorting through some difficult and divisive questions about where the party is headed, in a way they haven't really had to do in decades.

DIVISIVE questions dominate the Supreme Court's docket this year, but the most emotional decision coming down this month addresses a tug-of-war custody battle over a little girl named Veronica.

These difficult, divisive questions, like those of abortion, gun control, gay rights and illegal immigration, are and will continue to be adjudicated in the legislatures, the courts and the public consensus — until the dialogue is done.

It remains the most divisive question in domestic politics.

There is also the divisive question of testimony's impact.

Valls, however, chose to reopen the divisive question last week.

Just how active the cartel is north of the border is a divisive question.

It's a divisive question where police officers at London's Notting Hill carnival are concerned.