Sentence examples similar to may prove divisive from inspiring English sources

Some of the later story beats may also prove divisive, though in the context of the wider franchise they make sense.

The state's policy of ethnic nationalism may ultimately prove divisive in a country where a third of the population is Uzbek.

As it pertains to coverage of 9/11/11, it means the search for new angles -- yielding both potential for narratives of unity and hope, as well as those which may prove more divisive.

Another national debate could prove divisive.

But it's an inclusion that will prove divisive.

Some proposals have received broad support, while others could prove divisive.

No doubt the details will come soon enough, and no doubt they will prove divisive.

Hence, as this survey will also argue, the revival and expansion of American exceptionalism will prove divisive at home.

But in an e-mailed statement, the association expressed regret over the Vatican's decision, saying it would prove divisive.

Mr Samak, abrasive and uncouth, may prove an even more divisive prime minister than Mr Thaksin.

Last year the Republicans laid a trap for the Democrats with a bill supporting more high-tech visas; despite union opposition, the Democrats supported it.The Y2K bill may prove just such a divisive issue.