Sentence examples for emerging divisions from inspiring English sources

Emerging divisions among survivors worry people in the charity field.

But with fierce battles raging in both the Republican and Democratic presidential races, Mr. Clinton zeroed in on the emerging divisions in the primary election states.

Shorten said Turnbull would need to renegotiate the Coalition agreement with the rural and regional party, the Nationals, and criticised emerging divisions between the conservative and liberal wings of the Liberal party.

Emerging Divisions As accounts of the problems at Guantánamo reached Washington in the spring of 2002, the question of how to deal with the detainees began to divide the Bush administration.

In our medium-term case, we believe that these emerging divisions could support a valuation of over £200m (172p per share), compared with just £71m (59perer share) today.

Meanwhile, divorces are turning ugly as emotions override reason, viz the talk of Brexit fees and anti-dumping levies, the metaphorical Kristallnacht of populist victors like May and Trump as they struggle for coherence, and emerging divisions between central banks and politicians, to name but a few.

The event underscored the emerging division among Americans between modernist thought and more fundamentalist values.

But they mask an emerging division, one that has worrisome implications for our economy and society.

Yet he was alarmed by the emerging division within the church and by the popular agitation and social unrest in German and Dutch cities.

Gerard Henderson said that the case "highlights an emerging division within democracies" between civil liberties advocates on the one hand and "a democracy defence lobby, which maintains that radical Islamism poses a real and present danger to Western nations" on the other.

Our Registry Information Services RISS) is an emerging division of the UPMC Network Cancer Registry and the UPMC Cancer Centers [ 27].