Sentence examples for emerging divides from inspiring English sources

Not only has that not happened, by some measures -- for example, a looming crisis over Kirkuk and emerging divides with both the Sunni and Shiite communities -- the political situation is even more tenuous.

The poll also found an emerging divide between Democrats and Republicans in their perception of the state of the nation and the problems it faces this fall.

And second, courts have made such pension promises legally very hard to break.The issue also illustrates an emerging divide in American society.

Sen. Ted Cruz (R-Tex). said in an interview broadcast Sunday that he disagrees with Sen. Rand Paul (R-Ky). on foreign policy, stoking an emerging divide between the tea party favorites ahead of a possible 2016 presidential primary.

That makes it sensible for candidates on the governing council like Italy's Mario Draghi to take a Germanic line on anything that smacks of inflationary excesses.Whatever the precise rationale, the ECB move will exacerbate the emerging divide between core euro-zone members with sturdier public finances and peripheral economies that have run up too much debt.

This emerging divide has appeared in a handful of surveys taken since the measure was signed into law, including a New York Times/CBS News poll this month that found that Americans 45 and older were more likely than the young to say the Arizona law was "about right" (as opposed to "going too far" or "not far enough").

The country emerged divided from an acrimonious general election in April.

The leaders of seven African countries and eight industrialized nations emerged divided after three hours of closed-door meetings dominated by the crisis in Zimbabwe, where Robert Mugabe was sworn in last month for a sixth term as president.

In his annual report last December, Wilshaw described his alarm over the emerging educational divide between north and south.

To Israeli intelligence, the reform fits a familiar pattern for Mr. Arafat, of preventing any clear successor or challenger from emerging by dividing power below his level.

There is also an emerging generational divide on gay issues — younger Americans tend to have more liberal positions — that has fueled what pollsters said was a measurable liberalization in views on gay rights over the past decade.