Sentence examples for hardly divided from inspiring English sources

Moreover, the decision to raise the debt limit in early 2013 hardly divided the caucus.

The term is meant to describe a system with places for foreign tourists and their dollars, and places for Cubans and their pesos, though things hardly divide so neatly.

Continuing the surge beyond next spring would mean either extending tours beyond 15 months, or calling up more soldiers from the National Guard and reserves, or both.The election at homeAmerican politicians are hardly less divided than Iraq's.

Although Ford is a public company, the roughly 80 family members control 40percentt of the voting rights in the company through 70 million shares of Class B stock, but it is hardly evenly divided.

Despite degrees from both institutions, Art Leahy hardly seems divided when it comes to his own loyalties.

Oregon's is hardly the first House divided.

Divided societies produce divided histories, and there is hardly an episode in the region's history that is not now open to debate.

But the divided opposition is hardly one.

But that hardly means they think that divided government is somehow desirable in and of itself.

Doug Ford returned to these themes in the more recent campaign.Dealing with a divided electorate is hardly a novel problem for politicians.

The subclass of values >5,000 was not divided further as hardly any patients presented with values >10,000 IU/l.