Sentence examples for polarizing effect from inspiring English sources

James Frey's novel about Los Angeles, "Bright Shiny Morning," has had a coastally polarizing effect.

Is the former president avoiding him, or is Mr. Curry, worried about Mr. Clinton's polarizing effect on some Democrats, keeping him at arm's length?

By Dana Goodyear August 12, 2008 James Frey's novel about Los Angeles, "Bright Shiny Morning," has had a coastally polarizing effect.

A look inside those numbers reveals the polarizing effect Mr. Obama has: nearly 84 percent of Democrats gave the president high marks, and 90 percent of Republicans gave him low marks.

Reflecting the polarizing effect Mr. Buchanan has had on the party, the committee has received 40 challenges from 26 states, the resolution of which could affect hundreds of the 596 delegates and 164 members of the national committee, some of whom are also delegates.

"Then & Now," a book composed of two sets of… Late yesterday afternoon, I got a text message from a friend who was in the courtroom when the jury in the Olga Rutterschmidt and Helen… James Frey's novel about Los Angeles, "Bright Shiny Morning," has had a coastally polarizing effect.

Both activities exert inducing and polarizing effects on the pattern when transplanted to other egg regions.

The simulation results revealed that the non-polarizing effect could be achieved for both the amplitude and phase characteristics at 1310 and 1550 nm.

When RKOI first launched, the effect was polarizing.

In rigorously purified systems, the chief effect of polarizing Pt above 1 V is the charging of Pt with dissolved oxygen.

Also, the effect of polarizing and coating of optimal scaffolds on adhesion, viability, and proliferation of the MG63 osteoblast-like cell line was evaluated by scanning electron microscope (SEM) and MTT assay.