Sentence examples for a deep gulf from inspiring English sources

The crisis has led to a deep gulf between financial conditions in the north and south.

Both sides acknowledged that the agreement could not mend overnight a deep gulf of mistrust that has grown between them.

Religion and culture create such a deep gulf between Chinese and Tibetan ways of life that it is hard to foresee any easy resolution.

Also, if Paul Scholes' views, that the football Van Gaal purveys is alien to Manchester United, are anything like those of his friend Ryan Giggs, then there is a deep gulf between United's manager and his assistant.

Lib Dems and liberal Conservatives might find common ground over localism and civil liberties, but there is a deep gulf between the two parties on defining issues of tax, immigration, family policy, inequality, the constitution and Europe.

Inside, as you trudge along high walkways and up flights of open stairs, you see, across a deep gulf, lines of your fellow visitors doing the same, stretching, it seems, to the crack of doom.

I stepped from the car and drew in a deep Gulf Coast breath: gasoline and cut grass.

Everyone could admire Mr. Ma's extraordinary work, but the deep gulf between a caring public and Mr. Carter's art was disturbing.

With production in deep gulf waters still a distant dream, the hope of stabilizing Mexico's production has centered on the Chicontepec field here, on land.

As the themes and tableaus of the parties' conventions illustrated, a deep political gulf separates the country's two major parties, their elected officials and their most reliable voters.

(It should also be noted that endosymbionts are also known in fungi, despite the fact that fungi are no more phagocytic than bacteria [ 54].) Because phylogenetics cannot presently constrain the identity of either host cell or endosymbiont, it cannot give a clear insight into eukaryogenesis--the crossing of that deep gulf between prokaryotes and eukaryotes.