Sentence examples for divisive trend from inspiring English sources

This divisive trend played a key role in his eventual fall from grace, when he was forcefully removed from the USDP.

"The air strikes are [a] show which creates an artificial war". The leader of the main opposition Republican People's Party, Kemal Kilicdaroglu has assailed what he calls a dangerous and divisive trend.

At this new health-focused restaurant, you'll find a "lifestyle wall" full of beauty products, such as organic deodorant; pricey shelter mags; house-made tonics; and cups of bone broth, which is shaping up to be 2015's most divisive culinary trend.

Jimmy Bullard brought his footballing wisdom to the pundit couch for the Arsenal v Hull match yesterday but he also brought back that most divisive of male trends: heavage.

And Paul Pogba, never afraid of causing sartorial controversy, wearing a pair of socks and sliders - perhaps one of the more divisive of fashion trends to come back around in recent years.

Hay is probably best remembered as the promoter of the Open Door policy, which was designed to counter the trend toward divisive spheres of influence in the Orient.

At least some of the tools to restore these more egalitarian trends shouldn't be divisive ideologically.

In five of the past six elections, Democrats have won the popular vote.* Surely a divisive figure like Trump couldn't reverse that trend.

We used a divisive hierarchical clustering algorithm (DIANA) to identify the strongest trends within the dataset, in all pair-wise comparisons (see Methods).

But livestreaming funerals isn't just a figment of the future; it's a trend already very much in action – and while being divisive, certainly has more to offer than a Slav-squat selfie next to the hearse.

The divisive discourse of Donald Trump makes for good television and social media trends, but it also exposes a key insecurity of the white population: their dwindling numbers and the centuries old control over society and politics.