Sentence examples for there are divisive from inspiring English sources

While there are divisive debates within the Episcopal Church over such questions as whether to ordain gay men and lesbians as priests, Bishop Murphy said, "Human sexuality issues are a symptom of the problem".

Its membership is declining, and there are divisive conflicts among those who remain in the fold.

There were divisive platform battles over Vietnam, abortion, welfare and court-ordered busing to end racial discrimination.

The gatherings typically help unify the parties, particularly if there were divisive primaries ― which both Democrats and Republicans experienced this year.

Let there be no doubt: if any "issue" should arise, there will be divisive finger-pointing aplenty among members of the U.C. management team.

And strikes are divisive.

Will the Democratic field narrow or will there be a divisive struggle down to the wire?

For both March 14 and the Hezbollah-led March 8 coalition, Syria and Lebanonon's stance on the conflict there — is a divisive issue.

THERE are few battles as divisive in science as human embryonic stem cell research.

But the economy is booming and there are no divisive issues or debilitating foreign crises.

While there are many divisive issues on the plate this election year, preventing genocide should not be one of them.