Sentence examples for many divisive issues from inspiring English sources

While there are many divisive issues on the plate this election year, preventing genocide should not be one of them.

The talks will deal with many divisive issues including parades, protests, flags, symbols and emblems.

The kotel war is just one of many divisive issues among them.

This is to be expected, given Berlin's fierce opposition to Communism, combined with his refusal to ally himself to extreme anti-Communism, as well as his ambivalence or hesitancy on many divisive political issues of his own day.

There were two main divisive issues in 1868.

Many of the divisive issues in the 2016 electoral campaigns can be tackled by these and other creative undertakings.

Or, you may well at times have been thinking of voting for the Conservatives; because on so many of the big, divisive issues there has been precious little to choose between the Government's approach and the Conservative's aspirations.

There's good reason to expect that whether it is Barack Obama or John McCain in the White House, America's approach toward many of the most divisive issues in transatlantic relations will shift favourably.

Gadsby, well known in Australia for her clever, neurotic routines — which touch on everything from coming out in a virulently homophobic environment to being misgendered in public — is leaving comedy, and her intelligent, generous performance alights, in just over an hour, on many of society's most divisive issues, first with whimsy and then with fury.

To be sure, Mr. Crichton took on some deeply divisive issues knowing that he'd alienate many readers.

Speaking ahead of the Labour conference in Brighton, the party's new leader made a series of frank admissions over big, divisive issues – including Northern Ireland, Trident and Islamic State – that many political leaders shy away from.