Sentence examples for further divisiveness from inspiring English sources

Otherwise, Professor Lewis said, there is "the possibility of further divisiveness, erosion of community".

However, it was witnessing the 'grey areas', paradoxes, and absurdities of daily life in Kashmir which made me question the purpose of my project in the wider field of non-reflexive media: How can my film intentionally provoke transformative dialogue rather than further divisiveness?

Turning that grief into aggression, rage, revenge and anger in the form of hateful posts, violent protests, or further divisiveness among people and nations is not the way to go if you care about human life, human rights, or peace.

If proliferation in the region furthers divisiveness and political instability, the Soviet Union will be impelled to make the best of it, and the net consequence of that over the long term are likely to be adverse for the West.

"I have, nonetheless, arrived at the decision to withdraw from Fifa affairs in order to spare Fifa, Concacaf and, in particular, CFU and its membership, from further acrimony and divisiveness arising from this and related issues".

"Their tactics may have worked to play on the fears of Americans and spur further prejudice and divisiveness immediately after 9/11 in the US, but after 14 years of wars and 57,000+ American killed or wounded, the American public is ready for answers from peaceful Muslims and intelligent Christians alike," she added.

Republican Congressman Todd Akin's comment that victims of "legitimate rape" can somehow prevent themselves from being impregnated by "shutting that whole thing down" were not only moronic, they furthered the toxic divisiveness that has become the 2012 presidential campaign.

And in the contemporary United States, debates about multiculturalism and racism have taken divisiveness still further.

This will predictably lead so unnecessarily to further misunderstanding, mistrust, and divisiveness.

But some members simply wanted the issue to go away as quickly as possible for fear that further debate would foment more divisiveness and damage the organization, which was founded 39 years ago.

This is what political operatives refer to as some pretty big negatives, and is a further reminder of Trump's deep divisiveness.