Sentence examples for polarisation that from inspiring English sources

It's time to ban the damaging polarisation that sets one part of the research community against another and celebrate our humanity as well as the Humanities.

The tale of the Reagan brothers is like a miniature depiction of the polarisation that has taken hold in the US in the past few decades.

The assassination of Salmaan Taseer has shown only too clearly the growing extremism in Pakistan, the radicalisation of its society and the polarisation that is taking hold.

The instability, fragmentation and polarisation that marked the last democratic experiment in the 1930s led to civil war and decades of dictatorship under General Franco.

Nicholas Soames, a former defence minister, said the result was a tragedy because "it will make flesh the polarisation that exists in the party".

She is good, too on the class polarisation that dogged the WSPU and the griminess and thrills of writing for the scandal sheets versus serious journalism.

It is these structural properties of the R8 cell that introduce a relative phase shift to orthogonal polarisations that pass through it.

The conclusion that archaebacteria are the youngest bacterial phylum is immensely stronger than the conclusion that chlorobacteria are the oldest phylum as it stems from numerous independent polarisations that would be very hard to overturn, not just one.

It's safe to assume Tweedy finds the polarisations that dog his band unhelpful.

But we should expect there to be a number of important characters that in principle might corroborate or refute some of the polarisations that I have made.

Look at Cambridge and Oxford university, look at the ethnic breakdown, and you can see polarisation there that's not based on the distribution of brains but the distribution of privilege and resources.