Sentence examples for polarising from inspiring English sources

The former Northern Ireland first minister David Trimble said a yes vote in the Scottish referendum would inevitably intensify pressure for a similar vote on Northern Ireland's future, further polarising Ulster's sectarian politics.

A showreel indicated the vaudeville "characters " of MKR created by clever casting are even more polarising this year.

Because if there is no bad, how could good get mastery over the bad?" It is a binary, polarising outlook that recalls the tactics of another strongman leader, president Recep Tayyip Erdogan in Turkey.

It is a record that makes Clinton one of the most enduring – and polarising – figures in American politics.

It was also polarising on Twitter ("Warning : #Unfriended is cringeworthy and just keep in mind, who the hell uses Skype any more?" "Just watched a whole movie via Skype, so that was incredibly frustrating").

Morocco is now considering legalising abortion, polarising debate between conservatives and liberals, who fear a partial law that will only allow abortions in certain circumstances.

Motor vehicles can spend more time in use, with less human error, but there will be no human operator to share in the gains.At the same time labour markets are hollowing out, polarising into high- and low-skill occupations, with very little employment in the middle.

Several of her tea-party protégés were defeated on election day.Politico, an online newspaper, reported last weekend that because the main contenders agree that she is polarising, superficial and a potential disaster in 2012, they are colluding to block her.

But polarising the country is in his nature.

Each group introduces a third party who sits between Alice and Bob.In this scheme, rather than creating and sending entangled photons, Alice and Bob begin by polarising their light pulses at random.

Watching the wages Wowi bows out War, not peace Davutoglu's moment ReprintsSo far Mr Erdogan has been successful, if polarising (half the voters despise him for his Sunni sectarianism).