Sentence examples for divisive situation from inspiring English sources

None of that had happened in Los Angeles and, consequently, it resulted in a divisive situation.

We find that the evolution of the international debate on biofuels had an important influence on the positions taken by actors, the emergence of divisive situations, and the malfunctioning of the sector.

It's worth watching, because if the skeptics are right that Obama has little political experience that prepares him for the duties ahead, it is also true that he has an impressive history of skillfully uniting people in very divisive situations.

"It's a disaster — a divisive, ugly situation — and all it does is open the door for the Democrats for 20 years".

The frustration was increased both by a divisive political situation, & by the indecisive military maneuvering that go on regularly on & around the Plaine des Jarres.

Chicago Bears Chairman George H. McCaskey said he supported the players and noted that "this divisive political situation has unified our franchise for the present and the future".

Despite the edit, the air of legitimacy remained, lending credibility among its target demographic, perhaps especially so given the divisive political situation at the time, a view shared by Sally Rogers from A Man Called Adam.

But the situation doesn't escalate into anything particularly dangerous or divisive, and most of the characters are too reasonable and courteous for the film's own good.

But Cleverman's narrative is couched squarely within Australia's own divisive asylum-seeker situation – plus a brutal colonial past, ancient Aboriginal mythology and the science fiction genre.

Had Mr. Modi run on a really divisive platform, the situation would have indeed been different.

Special committees can sometimes become divisive in sensitive situations, and there is a risk that the special committee and its outside advisors may take a matter in a direction that would be different than that desired by the full board.