Sentence examples for to be dividing from inspiring English sources

Consider this tale of the tape by FoxNews.com, breaking down the issues said to be dividing the party.

Geography is also at the heart of Diamond's paper on the factors that seem to be dividing the nation into upscale white-collar cities and downscale blue-collar ones.

So far, Iraqis seem to be dividing over the trial much as they have divided over the war, with Shiites and Kurds who were Mr. Hussein's main victims approving the process, and Sunni Arabs who were his beneficiaries condemning it.

While, lately, everyone seems to be dividing antisemitism into a left (Zionism)/right (nativism) split, the shooting in Pittsburgh seems to suggest that there is now a Anglo/America divide.

RBS now appears to be dividing itself into a good bank and a bad bank, or perhaps rather the good bank and (more politically correct) the mediocre.Britain has had an easier time embracing nationalisation.

Whether all five take a similar legal approach remains to be seen, and their families seem to be dividing into two groups: those who intend to fight the charges and those who want to do as little as possible to inflame the authorities further.

Allow ourselves to be divided.

The irises need to be divided.

Let us not accept to be divided".

Its military appears to be divided.

"It could continue to be divided.