Sentence examples for tightly divided from inspiring English sources

Republicans and Democrats are eager to make the issue their own in the runup to the 2002 elections that could easily tip control of a tightly divided Congress.

A swing Republican, Senator James M. Jeffords of Vermont, indicated that he was prepared to vote against the full tax cut, the president's top legislative priority, and that could mean there are too few votes in the tightly divided Senate to pass it.

The announcement was closely watched in Washington, where he will soon send his choice of an interim senator to a tightly divided Senate in which the loss of even one vote complicates efforts by the White House and Congressional Democrats to advance their agenda.

Especially if voters displeased with the parties' offerings, also voted angrily enough, not returning incumbents, e.g., to produce a tightly divided Congress.

This was one of many tightly divided decisions in recent years where the conservative majority on the court ruled in favor of corporate rights to force consumers into arbitration.

Ever since That Face shot her to dramatic success at the age of 20 seven years ago, her plays have been tightly focused on fiercely divided, affluent British families.

These patterns can be further divided into tightly co-expressed spatiotemporal transcriptional modules, some of which are related to processes that occur during branching of the root, termed lateral root initiation.

In the past two decades of Greek greed and foreign interests, massive hotel complexes bullied their way onto our tiny Aegean islands, obliterating unique ecosystems, ravaging beaches, dividing tightly knit communities and serving as eyesores to a landscape that was once harmonious and balanced.

Accelerators can be divided into loosely connected accelerators and tightly connected accelerators.

The serum was separated with standard centrifugation procedure and immediately divided in portions which were kept tightly closed at −70°C until analysis [ 18].

Placental vascular development is tightly regulated by pro- and antiangiogenic factors and is divided into two stages.