Sentence examples for firmly divided from inspiring English sources

They noted that many evangelical leaders remain firmly divided and have little sway over their congregations or members.

With no massive Soviet army in the middle of Germany, Europe was no longer firmly divided into western and eastern hemispheres.

The careers of the prime minister, Mariano Rajoy, and the PSOE leader, Alfredo Pérez Rubalcaba, were formed in the 1980s, when the country was firmly divided between left and right.

In their note to the judge, jurors said that they were firmly divided on three of the charges, while two holdouts were still considering their positions on the other unresolved charge.

Aleppo is Syria's largest city, and has been firmly divided into opposition and loyalist controlled areas since mid-2012.

But the rebel advance was not decisive and Aleppo remains firmly divided into opposition and loyalist controlled sectors, with some parts of the city changing hands on a daily basis.

You can include your paypal information in the invoice and be paid by that method, if you can do business with paypal (in my opinion the world is divided firmly into two types of people: people who've used paypal for one year or less, and people who've been ripped off by paypal and subsequently have been ignored and/or berated by paypal "customer service").

At his right was a lady who made it casually but firmly clear, that she divided her year between New York, Tuxedo and Palm Beach.

"Constituencies", the 14 areas into which London had been divided, swung firmly to the Tories, so that areas Ken had just held in 2004 went for Boris, and places where the Conservatives had been fractionally ahead were going two to one to Boris.

Western officials are sharply divided about how firmly to goad Afghan government officials, many of them loyal to Mr. Karzai, to adopt stricter antifraud measures.

Rather, he is firmly against dividing knowledge or ways of knowing into different kinds.