Sentence examples for exploited this division from inspiring English sources

Third, and crucially, Washington encouraged and exploited this division.

"Warner hasn't been as aggressive in exploiting this division in the past, but is certainly aware of the plans Disney has from its new Marvel acquisition … I can see these divisions as becoming much more important going forward". Cindy Gardner, a spokeswoman for NBC Universal, confirmed that the entire L.A. news bureau for NBC, as well as KNBC, will move to Universal City by mid-2012.

In fact, he exploited this latter division to his own ends.

Once installed at Cirey, both Voltaire and Du Châtelet further exploited this apparent division by engaging in a campaign on behalf of Newtonianism, one that continually targeted an imagined monolith called French Academic Cartesianism as the enemy against which they in the name of Newtonianism were fighting.

For years, it was split on how much pressure to apply, and Tehran deftly exploited that division.

Labor's minority government was workable because of this consensus, even as Rudd undermined and Abbott exploited the divisions, the Labor, Green and independents that kept it in power, saw the world in a common frame.

Our focus should be on how a foreign power exploited the divisions within our society — and how we can heal them.

Hamburg said that Haag saw there were local law enforcement concerns with the program and exploited those divisions.

"But the fact of the matter is, for better or worse, since 9/11 this country has been badly divided -- particularly by right wing politicians exploiting those divisions -- and this is an opportunity to bring the country together".

Several said Mr. Ross was recklessly exploiting the divisions that have long plagued this city of 67,000, where blacks constitute 54percentt of the population and 84percentt of the students at the city's one high school.

But this suggests Democrats will try to move quickly to exploit the divisions that have already developed among Republicans over their own response to such a ruling.