Sentence examples for more divisiveness from inspiring English sources

With all this going on, the last thing the president needs is more divisiveness over beef.

A wall will only create more divisiveness between residents and neighbors, he said.

"The denial of access to the vast majority will accomplish nothing but more divisiveness," he said.

As a candidate in 2005, he opposed mayoral control, telling the union it "creates more divisiveness, more infighting, more confusion".

The new arrangement, however, stimulated more divisiveness; the power of the grand prince of Kraków declined after the reign of Casimir II the Just (1177 94).

Still others, including Ms. Rousseff, contend that the ease with which the political elite shunted aside the president will bring more divisiveness and political tumult in Brazil.

What is more, the divisiveness lingers, with Mr. Ryan's defeated foes refusing to offer him pledges of support.

Increasingly, the enterprise is becoming one more tool of divisiveness.

"He has created more volatility and divisiveness than any governor I can remember".

What's more, Kavanaugh's divisiveness has ramped up during campaign season: He has disagreed with his colleagues more often before elections, suggesting that he feels personally invested in national politics.

Last month, a national poll conducted by Quinnipiac University found that 62percentt of voters believe Trump is doing more to drive divisiveness among Americans.