Sentence examples for reason to divide from inspiring English sources

There is no good reason to divide that continent in two.

You want to get in there before things get ugly, but there's no reason to divide grasses that show no signs of needing it.

Most Methodists are centrists, he said, and are likely to reject the idea that disagreements over homosexuality are a reason to divide the church.

A big reason to divide the third seat is that with it up there is precious little cargo room behind it.

Yet with our endless haggling, our eternal debates, our nonstop vitriol, we've transformed an ancient and urgent appeal for unity into a reason to divide, to argue and to fracture community to the core.

I hope they see what traditionally have been reasons to divide, to fear, to hate, as motivations to learn, to understand, to unite.

Instead he said, "What Donald Trump and his friends are about is, for very cheap political reasons, trying to divide us up based on the color of our skin, our religion, the country where we came from or our sexual orientation.

There are a variety of reasons: fearing to divide or split mostly white congregations, invocation of a longstanding principle of not endorsing political candidates from the pulpit (a history that many of us share), or a real hesitancy to bring "politics" into their churches.

We saw little reason to further divide our party.

The reason Packham seems to divide opinion so starkly is precisely because he is passionate, speaks his mind and is willing to stand up for what he believes in.

Just for this reason we decided to divide these elements into four groups.