Sentence examples for divisiveness has from inspiring English sources

In the short term, at least, it seems that divisiveness has prevailed.

He has continued a trend, but has also exacerbated it.Anyway, this divisiveness has yielded short-term benefits.

All the doom, gloom and divisiveness has caught the attention of experts who evaluate the strength of governments around the world.

One of the benefits of working at the state level, Klee says, is that policymakers can actually achieve environmental and energy goals these days, unlike the federal government where divisiveness has made any meaningful progress impossible.

Then arrange students into small groups of three or four, and ask each group to discuss how voter divisiveness has affected their school and/or local community and to brainstorm possible resolutions.

What's more, Kavanaugh's divisiveness has ramped up during campaign season: He has disagreed with his colleagues more often before elections, suggesting that he feels personally invested in national politics.

Instead few, if any, of us can recall a period in America when racial violence, antagonism, conflict, and divisiveness have been more pronounced.

In the last nine months, surveys show, Americans feel that incivility and divisiveness have mushroomed.

Violence and divisiveness have long marked our history like a recurring fever, yet as a nation we have survived.

Trump's win and America's divisiveness have left some Americans feeling hopeless ― but this country has reckoned with this kind divisiveness before.

The divisiveness that has marked the trial came to a head yesterday in the competing summations by a prosecutor, Alan Vinegrad, and Ronald Fischetti, a lawyer for Mr. Schwarz.