Sentence examples for politically split from inspiring English sources
After 11 years of Mr Chávez's revolution, Venezuela is politically split down the middle.
The measure passed, the country remains divided, and the issue will be settled in June by a politically split Supreme Court.
It is linguistically, culturally and politically split between a Russian-speaking east and a nationalist, pro-European west, joined by Kiev, where Mr Yanukovych's Party of Regions commands little respect or authority.
But Thailand remains politically split, and Yingluck will face the immediate challenge of keeping the country clear of the sometimes violent unrest it has witnessed since the army toppled her now-exiled brother, Thaksin.
Today Johnstown, a hardscrabble blue-collar community, is still politically split down the middle, as is much of Pennsylvania, whose 21 electoral votes are very much up for grabs this November.
The country has long been politically split between populists largely tapping into the rural and poorer sections of the population, and their opponents who tend to support the military and win votes from the urban middle class and elites.
Mr Hadi has struggled to deal with multiple problems in the poor and politically-split country, and the Houthi movement took advantage of his weakness to take control of their heartland, northern Saada province and around.
In Wisconsin, where Republicans took hold of state government years ago though the populace remained somewhat split politically, the political leaders have done the opposite — pressing forward with a conservative agenda that has included hard-fought measures to reduce labor power, limit abortions and add restrictions on voting that disproportionately affect Democratic constituencies.
Politically, Europe is split.
The men split politically, and Prime Minister Erdogan displaced Mr. Erbakan as the hero of Turkey's devout.
Republicans have capitalized on the divide, using legislative tactics to split politically vulnerable moderates from the party leadership.
