Sentence examples for hotly divided from inspiring English sources

But the public's relationship with Mrs. Edwards quickly became hotly divided.

Earlier this year, neighbors were hotly divided about a $735,000 Parks Department plan to overhaul Abingdon's design with a fountain and a kidney-shaped lawn.

After an extended winter break to allow for the cleanup of possible toxic contamination, classes are set to resume on Tuesday at Hamden Middle School, but the community remains hotly divided over whether the school, which was built on a former landfill, is safe.

Scientists are still hotly divided on the ethics of manipulating human DNA.

9 23pm: GOP candidates are hotly divided on the question of immigration and Spanish-speakers in the US.

Entire social media universes dedicated to baby rashes and breastfeeding and the subject of "shaming," and often hotly divided by topics like vaccinations and formula feeding.

Mutual hostility was also in evidence, some of it hotly topical: Germany and Greece, bitterly divided by the European financial crisis, pointedly blanked each other.

At the same time, there was ample griping within both parties, signaling that Congress remains deeply divided heading into a hotly contested election year.

Related: Greeks Divided as Polls Close in Hotly Contested Referendum.

As a result, Mr. Obama has so far been able to stave off bigger losses in the most hotly contested states, in particular among independents, who are divided in Colorado and Wisconsin and supporting Mr. Romney in Virginia, and white men, who are supporting Mr. Romney by double digits over the president in all three states.

Interviewed by telephone last week, Mr. Alves, 52, said the vote in Greenfield, which was hotly contested, continues to divide the community.