Sentence examples for more divisive cases from inspiring English sources

The team now plans to conduct further studies using more divisive cases, and to look in detail at how non-verbal behaviour helps participants to understand the motivation and intention of others.

As one would imagine, liberal board members at the NLRB issue more worker-friendly decisions than conservative members, who tend to come down on the side of employers in more divisive cases.

Lech was a more divisive, vituperative character, capable of drawing intense criticism with his candid statements.

The outcome made clear that the court's unanimous ruling in a federalism case earlier this month, rejecting on narrow grounds a claim of state immunity from suit by disabled prison inmates, amounted to only a temporary compromise based on a collective decision not to tackle the more divisive issues that the case, United States v. Georgia, might have raised.

Of the recent cases, none have been more divisive than the indictment of Kiriakou.

Even after an election season that has seen a more divisive rhetoric on refugees than ever before, the case for protecting our Afghan allies should be bipartisan, self-evident, a no-brainer.

Then, abruptly, Rivers changed the subject, to a topic more divisive than class warfare or Woody Allen Lena Dunhamm's body.

The Asymmetric Wallace index can also be defined the other way around (A W B, A ), but in this case this is not considered, because detected partitions are systematically more divisive than the functional one, i.e. we are interested in seeing how detected partitions are embedded in the functional one.

Few parliamentary rules are more divisive.

The partition, however, was more divisive.

Hirst is much more divisive.