Sentence examples for escalating division from inspiring English sources
Democracy is only as strong as the discourse and decision-making of its citizens, yet the United States and other countries around the world have slipped into an era of escalating division and distrust.
These cells show elevated mutation rates, decreased fitness and escalating division problems, leading to permanent cell-cycle arrest and finally to cell death (Alabrudzinska, Skoneczny and Skoneczna 2011).
The referendum, only the second to take place in more than 40 years, comes amid escalating signs of social division and fears of civil strife.
The disclosure escalated at tax division investigation that had already been opened into HSBC.
In Liu et al. [27], the hiding rate is escalated by the division of image from (256 times 256),(16 times 16), (8 times 8), (2 times 2,) but PSNR persistently decreased from the size of (256 times 256) to (2 times 2) blocks division.
Partisan divisions in Washington, escalating threats from North Korea and historic natural disasters left many Americans hoping they'll be dealt a better hand in the coming year.
The escalating political crisis underscores the divisions among Iraq's three main factions — Shiites, Sunnis and Kurds — that were largely papered over while the American military maintained a presence here.
The Miller Brewing division of SABMiller in Milwaukee is escalating the brawl against its principal rival, the Anheuser-Busch division of the Anheuser-Busch Companies, with commercials that reintroduce taste test claims to the beer wars.
"The costs of simply maintaining the current level of support for our Division I intercollegiate athletic program are escalating," Eugene Doris, the Fairfield athletic director, said.
My caveat is if the City remains strong, in which case economic decline and social division will escalate.
Religious leaders across Europe have urged Greeks to unite in their tackling of the nearly 6-year-old economic crisis, fearing the deepening social division could escalate into violent confrontation.
