Sentence examples for would have divided from inspiring English sources

Merkel warned Sarkozy that his idea would have divided the EU into traditional spheres of influence.

Cruz's refusal to endorse the Republican nominee would have divided the Party under any circumstances.

Westway, its giant landfill and the development associated with it would have divided the city from the river.

The biggest cheer was reserved for Zidane, whose Algerian origins would have divided the country ten years ago.

Had he done so, the supreme court would have divided by the 5-4 conservative-to-liberal dynamic that was dominant until Scalia's death.

A leading proposal to rescue Lehman would have divided the bank into two entities, a "good bank" and a "bad bank".

The conversation around Barrett evokes memories of the early 20th century, when Catholic politicians like Al Smith — and later, John F. Kennedy — had to tell voters that they wouldn't have divided loyalties between their bishop and their constituents.

We did exactly what they hoped we would do; we have divided amongst ourselves, preventing a powerful response.

However, by AD 500, the land that would become Wales had divided into a number of kingdoms free from Anglo-Saxon rule.

Unexpectedly, George W. Bush, Reagan's would-be heir, has divided the conservative movement while unifying the Republican Party (whereas Reagan unified both).

If the money hadn't been claimed, it would have been divided among all 44 states that take part in the Mega Millions contest, the newspaper said.