Sentence examples for severely divided from inspiring English sources

With the coalition government and the Labour opposition both refusing to compromise on a measure that has severely divided them, the debate had already ground on for 98 hours across several weeks.

Asian-Americans are not severely divided on affirmative action.

Governors have the power to spark real change in a way that our severely divided federal government does not.

He said some primates have heard "a very biased opinion" about the Episcopal Church, a picture, which he said was false, of "a church in chaos, severely divided".

But Egypt's severely divided opposition groups have been deliberating over a possible boycott for months, and it remains uncertain how Dr. ElBaradei's call will influence them.

The legislators plan to take up one of the most significant tests in this severely divided country: to deliberate over the choice of a new president to replace Émile Lahoud, who must step down on Nov. 25.

Todd Solondz is a film-maker who's built his entire career on a divine ability to severely divide audiences – and really anger his dissenters.

In an interview today, Dr. Zahar, the Hamas leader, acknowledged that confrontation with the Palestinian Authority would severely divide Palestinians, and possibly lead to the end of the authority itself.

At Columbia University I wrote about the criminal justice system, focusing on issues such as wrongful conviction, how the ability to post bail severely divides the haves and the have-nots, and juvenile incarceration.

Accordingly, all five birth cohorts were divided into severely affected and less severely affected famine areas.

In this dive to the bottom, Ms Le Pen is the winner: polls indicate she is a racing certainty for the second round of the 2017 elections, while so severely is the left divided, its chances of reaching the second round currently appear close to zero.