Sentence examples for to the divisive from inspiring English sources

How has trade contributed to the divisive atmosphere of U.S. politics?

His call for unity also appeared to respond to the divisive election campaign for his successor.

Franklin Graham's strongest trait is certitude, which extends to the divisive issues that Billy chose to avoid.

It most likely took a back seat to the divisive health care bill, midterm elections and the controversy surrounding immigration reform, says Mr. Feld of the Foundry Group.

Mr Obama will surely refer to the divisive campaign language on immigration and – Mr Trump again – on the place of Muslims in society.

ACLOSE aide to Chancellor Gerhard Schroder was recently astounded to find a cabinet meeting devoted to the divisive issue of child custody in German-American relations.

Many participants today asserted that the large majority of state residents, white and black, want an end to the divisive issue of the flag.

It is also far from straightforward, particularly when it comes to the divisive effects of the Pankhurst family on the movement they led.

United for Change, which promises an "alternative to the divisive and extremist politics we see at Westminster", was founded by Simon Franks, an entrepreneur.

A Federal court ruling against Arizona's "English only" amendment deals a telling blow to the divisive campaign to impose an official language by law.

But let's kill off immediately any talk of returning to the divisive two-tier system that Mrs Thatcher wisely ended in the late 80s".