Sentence examples for opening up a division from inspiring English sources
Truthfully, we have never been set up for it, and now we are very seriously considering opening up a division to represent new developments.
A new rift in world affairs appears to be opening up: a division between pro-globalization Asia, with China in the lead, and the transatlantic nations that have turned against globalization.
The report and initial reactions opened up a division in Republican ranks.
In the first primary debate, Trump said, "NATO is opening up a major terror division.
… I'm sure I'm not going to get credit for it, but that was largely because of what I was saying and my criticism of NATO". In fact, they weren't actually opening up a new terror division, and they'd been working on terrorism for years.
And about four months ago, I read on the front page of the Wall Street Journal that NATO is opening up a major terror division.
Frima, which has about 350 people and is based in Quebec, is opening up a real-money gaming division called 3OAK.
Union organizers confronted these pervasive divisions by opening up a progressive dialogue with the most favored groups.
Bob Carter, a Toyota senior vice president, slapped back at Musk last month by criticizing his sole focus on battery-powered cars: "If I was in a position where I had all my eggs in one basket, I would perhaps be making those same comments". The electric-car infighting has opened up a huge division over the future of zero-emission cars.
Once the result is known, the battle will be on in earnest, with the mutual name-calling already opening up unbridgeable divisions.
