Sentence examples for intense divisions from inspiring English sources

What's worse, the hostile crowds and the violence he incites at his rallies are exacerbating these clashes and deepening the already intense divisions in our nation.

Unless we simply agree to disagree about matters of such intense division, there is little hope of sustaining a civil society.

There is intense division within the party over the proposals under consideration, and some hard-line conservative members have made it clear that they have no interest in advancing a key part of Mr. Obama's agenda.

That the Mets (56-47) arevenen at the point where they are debating how best to gear up for what promises to be an intense division race over the next two months is a testament to their resilience.

There is intense division over how the agreement is worded, in a way that would bind rich countries to specific continued investments, beyond the deal struck in Copenhagen for $100bn£66bnbn) a year in public and private money to flow by 2020.

The Council Governmental Operations Committee took no vote, but the nearly nine-hour hearing offered a raw display of the intense division within the 51-member Council and in the city over the legislation, which would overrule two voter referendums during the last decade that supported a two-term limit for Council members.

We're lucky we don't have to add intense regional divisions into the mix.

Throughout the New Labour era, mythologised for its control freakery, there were intense policy divisions.

Senate Republicans boycotted the year's first vote on an election overhaul today, laying bare the intense partisan divisions that threaten to kill any change in the nation's electoral system.

Burying the 1980s is not a straight- forward business, not in Britain where that decade occupies a similar space to that of the 1960s in the US: the period when our "culture wars" were at their most intense, the divisions raw and open.

Instead of focusing on these intense ideological divisions, the press and elites continue to look for a racial element that drives these voters' beliefs - but they need to get over it.