Sentence examples for points of division from inspiring English sources

There are points of division among us, of course.

Stem cell research is one of the most heated points of division between the two main parties.

But in public he has forged a reputation as a political pugilist, adept at identifying points of division in order to pummel them relentlessly.

Indeed, one of the points of division in Mr. Giuliani's campaign is how to deal with the sudden threat of Mr. Huckabee.

The invasion of Iraq and its implications for the broader effort to combat terrorism remain one of the main points of division between Mr. Bush and Senator Kerry, whom the president did not mention in his speech.

Although eclipsed by the US's economic slide as the main election issue, the war in Iraq remains one of the clearest points of division between Obama and McCain, who is committed to remaining in the country until stability is achieved.

It is almost as though we could say the indivisibilist (mis)understands infinite divisibility to be division into points instead of division by points.

Campaign finance is another point of division.

Social media was another, generational point of division.

In a rare point of division, two of the panelists sparred gently about Barr's actions.

Hydraulic fracturing, a controversial form of natural gas extraction, was another major point of division.