sharply divide

Those issues have sharply divided the community in recent months.

All along, the group had been sharply divided on the issue.

The four worked well together, but the full Council was sharply divided.

Less than a year ago, Israeli society was sharply divided.

Democrats were sharply divided, with 103 for the bill and 102 against it.

Turkish friends tell me the answer would be much more sharply divided.

Analysts were sharply divided over whether now is the time to buy.

By dinner on the first evening, the family was sharply divided.

Yet, in my view, opinions do not have to be so sharply divided.

But it also demonstrated how sharply divided the Court is on the issue.

Critics were sharply divided about the subject matter of the film.

Other researchers are sharply divided in their interpretation of the studies.

But Washington is sharply divided over the wisdom of that step.

Party members are sharply divided over his handling of European and economic policy.

The Pentagon itself is sharply divided on the testing issue.

Even brokers themselves are sharply divided over questions of fair play.

At present, no evidence has been found that sharply divides these theories.

The board has been sharply divided on this issue for months, without a majority behind any proposal.

The issue that most sharply divided the two groups was the "Negro question."

At a time when civil rights issues sharply divide the Court, two more cases could tell where the justices now stand.

The owners will enter the meeting sharply divided on the issue.

But if past experience is any guide, they could be sharply divided on the rationale.

Haitian society has been sharply divided since its independence in 1804.

The town's 1,800 residents are sharply divided on commercial mining.

"Member states have been sharply divided about some of the most fundamental issues that this organization was set up to deal with."