Sentence examples for societies polarized from inspiring English sources

Research shows that in societies polarized between rich and poor, the provision of public services is compromised.

The Greek parliament meets to vote on proposed austerity measures while outside their society polarizes itself.

"Pakistan society is polarized on who is doing terrorism," said Hasan-Askari Rizvi, a political analyst in Lahore.

But, in a society as polarized as Iran's, tacking to the center may be a heroic course after all.

The issues are simply too loaded, Israeli society too polarized and its democracy too fragile, they said.

We're often told that American society is polarized as never before, with civility in shreds and partisanship so corrosive that government has become nearly inoperable.

But it is far from peace: poverty is rampant, society is polarized and men with guns linger at the fringes of her campaign stops.

On the eve of the Revolution, French society was polarized, with the nobility and clergy on one side and the rising business class on the other.

The answer is not altogether surprising, and at times "Crimson Gold" exhibits a finger-pointing didacticism as it exposes the cruelties and inequities of a society sharply polarized by class and corrupted by selfishness, snobbery and cynicism.

BERLIN — In the run-up to the referendum last Sunday to change the Turkish Constitution, the rhetoric became so shrill and society so polarized that some leading members of the business community feared a lurch into violence.

In a society increasingly polarized between supporters of political Islam and Western-style openness, Ms. Perez has led the charge one way with her sexy shows and music videos, her celebration of female sexuality and frank talk about sex.