Sentence examples for particularly divided from inspiring English sources

They're not particularly divided.

Wong said the push to introduce 25 bills was an attempt "to demonstrate a legislative agenda, particularly when [the government] are all at sea on superannuation and are particularly divided on that issue".

Left-wing activists are particularly divided, not knowing if they should fight alleged anti-Semitism or defend the Palestinian victims of what the far-left refers to "capitalist imperialism".

This mounting crisis in police violence comes at a time when the nation stands particularly divided on issues critical to our collective identity and safety--gun control, immigration, criminal justice and the deep and enduring racism that continues to plague American society.

Some issues particularly divided opinion, for example, food; teenagers felt that the greater dietary diversity available today was a positive change to be encouraged, but adults felt it was a reason for poor health.

Insect candidate HTGs and their similar sequences were used to construct phylogenetic trees, and judging standard of HGT or non-HGT event was based on a previous study in which phylogenetic topology patterns were particularly divided into 6 types to distinguish HTGs and others [ 30].

Particularly in divided societies, it is tempting to cling to comforting myths to help bring unity and to paper over deep and painful divisions.

At the same time, he would have to confront his people with the limitations of their future, particularly the divided status of Jerusalem and Israel's refusal to commit demographic suicide by absorbing the Palestinian refugees from abroad.

Weight of your cattle: What is the average weight of your animals, particularly those divided into classes and averaged out as a herd?

These agents can affect all cells, particularly rapidly dividing cells such as bone marrow.

This is a tall order for any country – particularly one as divided across sectarian right and left lines as Colombia.