Sentence examples for enduring divisions from inspiring English sources

In many respects, however, the despondency of some Germans about their enduring divisions seems misplaced.

Maliki faces a tough task to assemble a coalition from Iraq's disparate groups, whose enduring divisions make nation building fraught, even now.

But in context, even now, the big reality is not Northern Ireland's enduring divisions but the progress still being made to reduce them.

Plans for a celebration of the 10th anniversary of German unity on Oct. 3 have turned into a fiasco revealing the enduring divisions of the country and the wretched state of the Christian Democratic Party.

The State of the Union is, and almost always has been, in the modern era a spectacle of unity, masking the deep and enduring divisions that have increasingly come to define American society.

Most enduring division of humanity into 3 broad groupings: Mongoloid, Negroid, Caucasoid.

The final result exposed enduring class divisions and prejudice between the south and the north of the country, where votes were heavily skewed towards the Workers Partyy, and where social programmes have had most impact.

At the same time the devastation of Syria's civil war, along with unrelenting violence in Iraq and enduring political divisions among Palestinians in the West Bank and Gaza, have combined to cool Jordanian tempers.

Calls for direct action are based on the arguments that negotiations are no longer feasible because of enduring political divisions on both sides and the changing dynamics inspired by the Arab Spring, which demand that leaders take more populist positions in line with anti-Israel public sentiment.

Along with discount junk, the Barras also carries old prints of the city, hard Scottish fudge known as tablet and a crude reminder of the city's enduring sectarian divisions — some stalls are split into Protestant and Catholic sections, keeping CD's of Unionist anthems segregated from Irish rebel songs.

More than 20 years after the guns fell silent in Bosnia, Karadžić is still considered a hero in Serb-controlled parts of the country, and the verdict is unlikely to help reconcile the enduring deep divisions in Bosnia and the region.