Sentence examples for divisive water from inspiring English sources

Bill Heffernan gave the extraordinary spray in a Senate adjournment debate as the forecast "monster El Niño" and looming drought again catapults divisive water politics into the forefront of debate.

One of California's most persistent and divisive water problems is nearing solution.

At the outset, Standiford says he doesn't intend to examine the divisive water politics that have marked Los Angeles' history, and he doesn't.

Religion can be terribly divisive.

How would we handle the incredibly complex and divisive issue of water?

As a consequence, the divisive North vs. South water wars of years past have been revived in this legislative session with environmental interests pitted against developers who cite the need for more water for the growing south.

The politics of water can be divisive, and competition for the resource has become a serious threat to stability in water-scarce regions in parts of Africa, the Middle East and south Asia.

A divisive campaign had muddied the waters, leaving people fearful and wary of the doomsday predictions of the media.

Water policy has a long, divisive history in California and the West.

Around the world, the question of water ownership has never seemed so divisive.

Connect to Today: Water supply is one of the divisive issues between Israel and its neighbors, and is an often-overlooked source of conflict in arid regions around the globe.