"The biggest challenge facing the nation is divisiveness," said Paul Lavoie, chairman and chief creative officer at Taxi, "and we just spent months thinking in a partisan way".
The economy is a concern, of course, but so is divisiveness in government and politics, as evidenced by the storm that has seemed to settle this week on his small city.
When you look at religious wars, when you look at racial tensions, all of that is divisiveness.
Cordoba Center was intended to bring people together, but unfortunately it is fueling divisiveness.
It's the divisiveness of the new Comedy festival that has raised hackles.
To condescend to Bush, to affect a collective sneer, would be a gift to the Republicans; and — a lesson learned from Conventions past — it is easier to decry divisiveness when you aren't displaying it.
Secretary Clinton summed it up quite succinctly tonight: "it's not one thing, it is a pattern of divisiveness, dangerous vision of our country".
Dzingai, male, CTC member It is clear that social divisiveness cannot be completely overcome and that many logistical issues, some unavoidable (e.g., divorce and family break-ups), still present significant challenges to the implementation of cash transfer programmes.
Isn't our current society too full of hate and divisiveness as it is?
In a letter released to pro-Polish British MPs, Johnson says it is right to highlight the "divisiveness of this pipeline across Europe", adding that "Euro-Atlantic unity remains our strongest tool in standing up to malign Russian activity".
