Sentence examples for harsh division from inspiring English sources
When the Berlin Wall came down, President George H.W Bush faced the daunting challenge of creating a Europe whole and free after 45 years of harsh division.
Dissatisfaction with the Tripartite System grew during the 1950s, with concern over the harsh division of the school population at the age of 11, and the loss to the economy of the "submerged three-quarters" in secondary modern schools.
New Yorkers have just watched a political race that featured harsh attacks, racial divisions, piles of money, a badly fragmented Democratic Party and enormous challenges for the eventual winner.
Nevertheless, Robert McCallum, the assistant attorney general for the civil division, had harsh words for Judge Kessler's ruling.
Under President Paul Kagame, ethnic divisions are less harsh, crime rates have fallen, the economy is growing at 4% a year and the country's politics seem stable.
But he reserved his harshest criticism for an appellate division's decision to move the trial to Albany from the Bronx.
Instead, in a futile campaign to strip the law of federal money, the party focused harsh scrutiny on its own divisions, hurt its national standing and undermined its ability to win concessions from Democrats.
Instead, I found myself having to face the sometimes harsh reality that there is a division within our diaspora that's not going to easily heal.
Racial divisions and discrimination were still harsh, but white Atlantans were generally more open to communication with African American leadership.
The move follows two deadly police shootings that have cast a harsh light on the Emergency Service Unit, a highly trained division of the department often called upon to perform some of its most dangerous tasks.
