Sentence examples for expected to further polarize from inspiring English sources

The strike is expected to further polarize the political environment in the country.

The Colombia trade agreement is expected to further boost growth.

With that, I can hardly wait for Mr. Smith's next five hateful reasons to further polarize the knowledge gap between farmers and eaters.

More generally, the fact that martial law is being imposed disproportionately on Russian-speaking regions is likely to further polarize an already deeply divided Ukraine.

And both private and city officials are warning that it threatens to further polarize racial feelings in the capital city of the nation's fifth most populous state.

But Mr. Chavez's efforts to appropriate Bolivar as his personal symbol have worked to further polarize society -- for example when he brandished Bolivar's sword as he criticized opponents during the recent election campaign here.

Instead of garnering an infusion of foreign cash to rebuild and to prop up its limping economy, however, the auction of fields that contain about 80percentt of Iraq's oil output appeared to further polarize the country.

Earlier this month, the Supreme Leader quietly met one on one with Ahmadinejad and urged him not to run, not to further polarize the country, and not to reëngage politically, Iranian officials told me.

Dr. John Gearhart, a stem cell expert at Johns Hopkins University, said that he had not seen the team's data but that the experiment was likely to further polarize the debate over embryonic stem cell research and human cloning.

What disappointed the US the most was that there has been a process of consolidation of majority rule, which only helped to further polarize ethnic communities.

By pushing to further polarize with the Kremlin, congressional Democrats are increasing the chances of a military confrontation with Russia.