Sentence examples for greater division from inspiring English sources

And I then said there's a greater division in races than between races.

"He's going to … have to promote more of the Abbott supporters … which will lead to greater division and instability.

"Attacks on the oil terminals further threaten the stability and lead to a greater division of the country.

If Britain wants sustainable growth, competence with compassion, fairness with freedom and more equality, not ever greater division, then that government must have Liberal Democrats at its heart.

We don't want to end up in circumstances where we have the assembly falling and where we have greater division in our community.

In her speech to Parliament, Mrs. Merkel tried to dispel speculation that closer cooperation within the euro zone would mean greater division within the European Union, evoking the spirit of German leaders past, from Konrad Adenauer to Helmut Kohl.

If we do not take those steps, the nation may face another record year for military suicides and ever greater divisions between veterans and the rest of society.

Plans for tighter integration among the 17 euro zone nations, on the agenda at a critical summit meeting this week of the 27 E.U. member states, are about to lead, paradoxically, to greater divisions on the Continent.

Iraqi and American military officials have said insurgent groups are seeking to use the extended political stalemate as a way to create greater divisions in Iraqi society, thereby undercutting the country's democratic institutions.

Ghettoisation of Bosniaks will deprive them of the chance to make progress and contribute to even greater divisions as well as creating a second tier of citizens, which is another contradiction of the federalist and humanist EU agendas.

The paradox of this is that plans for tighter integration among the 17 euro zone countries are at the same time destined to create greater divisions within Europe — divisions between countries that use the euro and those that do not, and divisions within the euro zone itself, depending on the health and importance of the various economies.