Sentence examples for one divisive issue from inspiring English sources

The larger unions want to create a powerful executive committee, and one divisive issue is how much power medium-size and small unions would have.

There have been a lot of bitter feuds attached to posts about this rabbi, and if tone is any indication, feminism is one divisive issue among Jews from all walks of life who are (still) weighing in.

One particularly divisive issue is the administration's plan to reap tens of millions in new taxes from Atlantic City casinos, which has been vociferously opposed by Senator William L. Gormley, Republican of Atlantic County, who sits on the budget committee.

One particularly divisive issue is growing inequality.

One more divisive issue has also been put to rest.

The University's complacency on the Jefferson Davis statue in particular may reflect an unwillingness to deal with racial tensions officials could see as one more divisive issue causing problems for their funding base and their business model: A model stretching back to ideas about a competitive and industrialized South.

How can we make progress on this divisive issue?

It is a hugely divisive issue — indeed one that ripped the Conservative party apart during the 1980s and early 1990s — and one that has become a question not just of British diplomacy but of its very identity.

It appeared that an ultimate sticking point concerned the future status of Jerusalem, the most divisive issue and one that has never before been negotiated by Israeli and Arab leaders.

Polls show voters in Pennsylvania's 18th Congressional District see healthcare as a "high priority, but a divisive issue" as one local media report noted.

The one exception came on the Supreme Court's most divisive issue — abortion.