Sentence examples for needless divisions from inspiring English sources

Rather than creating needless divisions, let's put the focus where it belongs: investing in America's public water supply to ensure its strength and viability.

The SDLP refused to be labelled solely by the needless divisions arising from the fall-out of the Irish Civil War and therefore had a view of the New Ireland untainted by past divisions.

I believe this bill is wrong, the consultation process was a complete sham, it is opposed by the established church, it has caused deep and needless divisions within the Conservative party, there is no mandate for it, there are huge potential consequences, not least the prospect of endless legal challenge and the nation faces much more serious challenges which the government needs to address.

If one lesson from the wasted Bush years is that needless division is bad, another is that incompetence is perhaps even worse.

Criticizing Washington for what he termed "too much needless division," Gov. George W. Bush proposed a wide-ranging overhaul of the federal budget process today in an effort to avoid the bitter annual standoffs between Congress and the president over taxes and spending.

"As a Northern Ireland native, I've seen first hand the difficulty that division can cause, just as I can see the major and needless impact that Brexit is having on bringing back the divisions on that island.

Needless to say, the scientists in the affected divisions are far from inspired.

Hitherto, doctors have had to get authorisation from the company's "utilisation review" division before making medical decisions, leading to needless hassles and endless delays.

Rivalries among the Microsoft divisions have built up over time, sometimes resulting in needless duplication of efforts.

As noted on The New York Times' blog, Microsoft's previous reputation was for corporate infighting: "Rivalries among the company's divisions have built up over time, sometimes resulting in needless duplication of efforts.

As the Times put it: "Rivalries among the Microsoft divisions have built up over time, sometimes resulting in needless duplication of efforts".