Sentence examples for may have divided from inspiring English sources

Van Commenee may have divided opinion on the way but his work will long be remembered.

Still, whispers continue in state government that Ms. Taylor may have divided loyalties and is politically naïve.

Labour may have divided political parties by demanding a freeze in energy prices, but this does not equate to climate policies in the eyes of voters.

He may have divided opinion (roughly 15% for, with 85% retiring cross or baffled), but at least he got people thinking and talking about food.

Obama did touch on his own opposition to the invasion of Iraq in noting that while the war may have divided the country, support for the troops was solid as was their commitment.

The Sainsbury's Christmas advert may have divided audiences and provoked a debate about how we depict the first world war, but the supermarkets are far from the only ones that can be accused of profiting from the legacy of those who died in conflict.

Alternatively the effect on the proportion of SOX2-positive cells may be slight because once they have divided, a proportion of the daughter cells may stop expressing the protein, and differentiate or die.

While criticisms that PrEP may encourage risky sexual behavior have divided the gay community, Wiener said studies show only one in six gay men use a condom 100percentt of the time.

So selection on queens to influence sex ratios may give the matrigenes an advantage in their conflict with patrigenes, or to put it in the reverse orientation, the fact that workers have divided interests may give the queen an advantage in her conflict with workers.

The current studies are already very strong and informative and the missing experiments may be technically challenging so we have divided them into issues that must be addressed prior to publication vs. issues that would significantly enhance the impact of the paper if they can be addressed.

Sure, some people may agree and support you, but do you really want to divide your audience like the politicians that have divided the country?