Sentence examples for that divisions from inspiring English sources

It is true that divisions remain in the administration.

The report shows that divisions persisted among the remaining members of the diverse group.

We know that divisions still exist in our society and that tensions could rise again.

Union officials acknowledge that divisions within Local 100 are impeding a settlement.

Mr. Owens, a co-chairman of the Romney campaign in Colorado, said Wednesday that divisions in the party were temporary.

The acquisition of restaurant sites could be managed so that divisions would not bid against one another.

He said this week that "divisions remain over what's the right direction to go" across the state and the nation.

Some Iraq experts say that divisions within the opposition have been exacerbated by the splits within the Bush administration.

Seldon argues that "divisions are broken down as both sides learn how much they have in common".

SNP supporters argued that divisions over domestic policy would only rock the independence boat, and should wait until after independence.

One important explanation is that divisions inside the Democratic coalition, which held together during the 2008 campaign, have come spilling out into the open.