Sentence examples for stubborn divisions from inspiring English sources

WHY do the recent poll results "highlight the stubborn divisions of this year's presidential race"?

The celebratory mood in the majestic, gilded hall of Prague Castle masked stubborn divisions on matters like missile defense and European security.

But we are determined to answer the call to meet those challenges, to cast aside the old arguments and overcome the stubborn divisions and move forward as one people and one nation...

Those findings, contained in the latest batch of Quinnipiac University/New York Times/CBS News swing state polls, highlight the stubborn divisions of this year's presidential race among two of the most important voting groups in the most hotly contested states.

PARIS, Dec 11 (Reuters) - Efforts to craft a global accord to combat climate change stumbled on Friday with China and many other nations refusing to yield ground, forcing host France to extend the U.N. summit by a day to overcome stubborn divisions.

But the combination of loans and guarantees fell short of an injection of fresh fiscal stimuli into the economic bloodstream — the result of a stubborn division between Continental Europe and the United States over whether to act now or wait to see whether existing spending measures took effect.

Stubborn partisan divisions have so far doomed agreement on a bill that seeks to strengthen cybersecurity for the electrical grid, nuclear power plants and other critical infrastructure.

Adachi's subsequent retreat was stubborn and the division came under heavy fire from artillery on high ground.

Our mythical book is the one that will somehow include everything, at once reflecting and by some linguistic magic dissolving our intractable divisions and stubborn imperfections.

Ceaușescu's challenges even his refusal to allow Warsaw Pact maneuvers on Romanian territory and his stubborn opposition to the economic division of labour within Comecon did not seem to them dangerous enough to require military intervention.

With all its remarkable success, consider the daunting political, social, and economic challenges in the United States 69 or even 169 years after independence, or, for that matter, the challenges it faces today, including stubborn social inequalities and stark political divisions.