divisiveness

The town, most here say, simply does not need the divisiveness.

The divisiveness may be the worst it has been all season.

But some divisiveness among Democrats at the county level remains.

The divisiveness had gone all the way to the point of betrayal!

This led to divisiveness which came to a head in February 1822.

Divisiveness, as a tactic, can work for only so long.

Doing so could help a nation that has had enough divisiveness, and it cannot in any case hurt him.

You can see this social divisiveness at the local level in Sweden too.

"There was a lack of public divisiveness about this war," he said.

And he said that his message was one of unity, not divisiveness.

A wall will only create more divisiveness between residents and neighbors, he said.

There had been too much divisiveness on this team last year."

The mayor said that any divisiveness was the government's fault.

Actually, the world is never short on divisiveness and dissension.

However, he had backed away from the idea after recognizing its divisiveness.

Divisiveness is no reason for the law to ignore human rights, this position holds.

"But we want to make sure it doesn't create divisiveness."

Pleased with the plan, he added, "What did the old board do but provide an opportunity for divisiveness?"

She needs to put the divisiveness behind her and start reaching out to everyone."

At such times, we Americans will not tolerate divisiveness when it is time for joint action.

It would also almost certainly mean divisiveness and lawsuits among the game's power brokers.

Disagreements on this issue have been known to create divisiveness within families and local communities.

"Your words would seem to be aimed at causing divisiveness within this Council."

Initial reactions to the meeting seemed to illustrate the divisiveness of the issue.

Imagine the kind of religious divisiveness that this ruling will invite.