Sentence examples for has divided public from inspiring English sources

The Oscar contender has divided public opinion.

The high-profile case has divided public opinion.

The unusual means of travel has divided public opinion, with some claiming it was inappropriate to use the board at the sacred site.

Australia's controversial carbon tax comes into effect on Sunday after years of heated debate that has divided public opinion and driven the Labor government to a 40-year low in opinion polls.

The structure has divided public opinion since it was designed by the Building Design Partnership, but two years ago emerged as the surprising winner of a poll organised by the Lancashire Evening Post for Preston's favourite building.

Mr. Grannis, stepping into a dispute that has divided public officials, civic groups and scientists in both Nassau and Suffolk Counties, overruled an administrative law judge who had sided with the water authority.

Mr Grayling's pledge on tackling burglars follows two particularly high-profile cases, which have divided public opinion over whether the law needs to change.

While the subject has divided the public, Abe at least appears to have enough backing among MPs.

The ministry's stance has divided the public, with some accusing environmental officials of standing in the way of job creation.

The issue of foxes attacking humans has divided the public, with many sceptics questioning recent cases amid fears of a backlash against urban foxes.

Critics are now scrutinising the Department for Transport's use of a lobbying firm, Westbourne Communications, to help to promote a railway that would eventually have 330 miles of track but has divided the public.