| The commission is right again to imply that too much funding has historically and divisively been offered to community groups that cater to only one ethnicity or religion. |
| Over the last 25 years, few topics in systematics and paleontology have been as divisively debated as the origin of birds. |
| What had been envisioned in 1937 as an operation of quick decision had by 1941 become a massively and divisively institutionalized conflict with no end in sight. |
| Mr Maliki had hoped to change the violent and divisively sectarian nature of Iraqi politics. No longer, it seems. |
| The leadership campaign will divisively pit the neo-Blairite centre right, represented by Chuka Umunna, against the post-Brownite statist centre left, exemplified by second favourite Andy Burnham. |
| But I did witness him destroy characters who criticised our great leaders and act divisively in my party. |
