Sentence examples for partisan because from inspiring English sources

"It'll be intensely partisan because someone's going to lose a seat," Mr. Christie said, according to the Associated Press.

The move struck many people as patently partisan because Mr. Chávez regularly wore clothes made up of the national colors and patterned on the flag and used vast amounts of government resources to promote his re-election.

In New York, the process will be particularly partisan because power in the Legislature will be divided: the Democrats will control the Assembly, while the Republicans will control the Senate.

Congressional investigations of commercial interests like, say, the tobacco companies or Hollywood, turned partisan because the targets of the investigations were closely identified with the Republicans (tobacco) or the Democrats (Hollywood).

Twelve years ago, and this is not going to be partisan because I'm going to have something to say about Republicans in a minute, the majority of our colleagues on the other side of the aisle voted to keep our people out in the desert without the ability to go on the offensive.

But Murdoch's company adopted a more defensive tone in responding to MPs' hostile description of its 81-year-old patriarch, noting that it considered the verdict "unjustified and highly partisan" because it was only agreed following a vote that saw Labour and the sole Liberal Democrat outvoting a Conservative bloc.

I will begin by establishing my bona fides, so that you know I'm a measured and thoughtful individual — not some partisan Democrat — because, otherwise, why would you care?

But DeLay — who last week said he was being pursued by prosecutors and partisans because he is a Christian — was the best target the Dems had on Capitol Hill.

Similarly, folks with the A2 version of the D2 dopamine receptor gene are more likely to identify as partisans because better dopamine signaling in the brain is related to more social attitudes and promotes attachment to groups like political parties.

In Solara, people rooted for the partisans, because the boys had all grown up in those parts, and when they came around, although they all now went by nicknames — Hedgehog, Ferruccio, Lightning, Bluebeard — people still used the names they had known them by before.

These programs are post-partisan because they are not watered-down, mushy bipartisan compromises.