Sentence examples for is it divisive from inspiring English sources
McCrea says: "The decision for most employers is not typically based on legal concerns, but one of management philosophy: does compensation transparency promote improved workplace morale or is it divisive?" Silverman heads off any potential for disgruntled staff by opening up information about bonuses and commissions.
But there may be a good reason for our musicians' absence — not only is it divisive, but taking on Trump has proven to be a difficult task.
It was divisive; it wasn't nice.
It is socially very divisive, it is stigmatising, it is subtly slanderous and it is immoral.
"This legislative restriction is divisive, it isolates us.
If the death penalty is divisive, it is more so on death row.
It's been negative, it's been divisive and it's been increasingly desperate".
He said it was an irrational idea, "but it is also divisive, capricious and arbitrary".
"It's deeply offensive to a number of people in Scotland, it's deeply divisive and it's wholly unnecessary".
