Sentence examples for internally divisive from inspiring English sources
Government sources said there were concerns that the issue would become internally "divisive".
Labour has said it does not oppose the benefits cap, but finds the issue internally divisive since it knows polling supports the cap, but many of its supporters oppose the change.
But it would either require the Republican leadership to take their (already painful and internally divisive) surrender to reality on taxes to another level altogether, or it would require the president to triangulate against his own base on structural changes to entitlements in ways that neither his past record nor his current positioning suggests he's about to do.
That the church lost a long, internally divisive legal battle in 1992 against the Landmarks Preservation Commission to replace its community house with a 59-story office tower, a transaction that would have provided secure financial footing to its ministry, is why Mr. Tully was hired.
We should be proposing legislation and campaigning on policies that force their leaders to take positions on these internally divisive issues and bring them into starker relief.
I can honestly say as groups that have come from oppressive backgrounds, we have become so internally divisive that we've made it hard to see what we could help each other in rather than compare.
GWOT should be abandoned: it's externally divisive and internally treacherous.
Even internally, TheAnonMessage's actions were divisive.
Supporters of ag-gag laws are right that our treatment of animals is a hard problem that is divisive — and often leaves us internally divided — and too often oversimplified.
