Sentence examples for divisive team from inspiring English sources

The Irish may be the most divisive team in American sports, but they've earned this trip.

Instead of requiring the crew to jockey for starting berths until the last minute -- which had proved very divisive -- Team New Zealand announced its lineup 18 months before the event.

Electors should consider the dangers to our nation of selecting a president who would install such a divisive senior team.

Electors should consider the dangers to our nation of selecting a president who would install such a divisive senior team.

Team discipline did improve in his first season, but his overbearing ways proved divisive, causing the team to bicker amongst themselves.

During the past three years, the two quarterbacks proved divisive to the team, bickering over who deserved to be the starter.

However, the jury sided with Kleiner Perkins' case that Pao was fired because she was bad at her job, and was divisive and not a team player.

Several months ago, the issue of contracts had been a divisive one between the team and the federation as players were given what amounted to a take-it-or-leave-it opportunity to sign.

When explaining things, do not see questions from the team as divisive or obstructive.

Rather, it is usually hopeless for individuals to try to persuade other individuals to oppose the opinions of their political teams on divisive issues.

Perhaps because of the divisive legacy of "adviser teams," who were the first large-scale American commitment in Vietnam, it took years for the Pentagon to recognize this fact.