Sentence examples for polarized groups from inspiring English sources

It seemed likely only to heighten the frustration and divisions between the increasingly polarized groups.

The forces ripping people into polarized groups seem stronger than the forces bringing them together.

Often a three-sided conflict develops among the two polarized groups and mediators who wish to de-emphasize divisive issues altogether.

In online social networks, users tend to select information that adhere to their system of beliefs and to form polarized groups of like minded people.

But as the debate over the best route to peace for the Jewish state has become more bitterly polarized, groups like Aipac, the A.D.L. and the A.J.C. have undercut and obscured that message by refusing to distance themselves from extremists.

In a draft paper called "Echo Chambers on Facebook," social scientists Walter Quattrociocchi, Antonio Scala and Cass Sunstein found quantitative evidence of how users tend to promote their favorite narratives, form polarized groups and resist information that doesn't conform to their beliefs.

Currently, it's a highly polarized group, so her recusal could effectively freeze the S.E.C. from moving on an issue.

The human rights commission, which Eleanor Roosevelt helped create in 1947, has long been a polarized group, which is no surprise given the delicate nature of its subject matter.

To focus our analyses on polarized political groups, we divided participants into three groups based on their political ideology scores (Table S1): liberal (n = 28), moderate (n = 27), and conservative (n = 28).

It will require a much greater willingness to work for the common good than the country's polarized political groups have shown so far.

Within an unexpectedly polar active site, CutC orients choline through hydrogen bonding with a putative general base, and through close interactions between phenolic and carboxylate oxygen atoms of the protein scaffold and the polarized methyl groups of the trimethylammonium moiety.