Sentence examples for increasing partisanship from inspiring English sources

The increasing partisanship of American life is also reflected in the numbers.

That indictment, coming from an Obama appointee, represented a notable counterpoint to the Court's trend towards increasing partisanship.

Less is known about whether that political activity has extended to public opinion on abortion in Texas, especially in the national context of increasing partisanship.

But the increasing partisanship of the 1980's and 1990's has left its mark on politics, culminating in the intensity of this campaign.

"What is perhaps important about that is that in a time of increasing partisanship and ideological rigidity, that friendship has transcended the obvious differences between us".

The show had lost more than twenty per cent of its viewers in its final year, owing not to the public's impatience with the tenor of its debates but instead, it seems, to increasing partisanship.

Finally, some contend that increased partisanship has made the Senate less hospitable.

That's partly a reflection of increased partisanship on Capitol Hill.

But it is certainly very ordinary given Mr. Obama's overall standing and the trend toward increased partisanship.

Changes in budgeting over the last twenty years reflect increased partisanship, centralization, conflict with the executive branch, and use of non-traditional means of passing legislation in Congress.

Some may be cheered by this; after all, increased partisanship has hardly improved the places that oldies control, such as Congress.