Sentence examples for most divisive issues from inspiring English sources

No wonder, since getting a framework agreement signed at all meant shelving the most divisive issues.

Take abortion, one of the most divisive issues in the US.

We've been able to solve what was one of the most divisive issues in our school system".

A debate over limiting the size of ammunition magazines loomed as one of the most divisive issues.

How did you get the nerve to tackle abortion, one of the most divisive issues of our time?

But in Europe, his effort to find qualified help has collided with one of Europe's most divisive issues: immigration.

In making the remarks, Mr. Giuliani weighed in on one of the most divisive issues in Ireland right now.

Snakes and Schools The most divisive issues in the Pinelands Commission's recent history have involved snakes and schools.

One of the most divisive issues in the Senate bill is a provision that could force big banks to spin off their lucrative derivative dealings.

This should come as no surprise: the morality and politics of migration are among the most divisive issues in much of the world.

A Roman Catholic, Mr. Santorum is drawn to the most divisive issues of the "culture wars": abortion, euthanasia, gay rights and the role of faith in government institutions.