Sentence examples for a deep rupture from inspiring English sources

It came ahead of a planned trip by the US vice-president, Mike Pence, to Jerusalem on Wednesday that was set to take place amid a deep rupture in US-Palestinian relations.

But his duplicity eats away at him, and leads to a deep rupture when Ms. Taymor learns of Plan X and dismisses it as "a cut-and-paste mess".

Nonetheless, the practical constraints on Washington dealing with multiple challenges that it cannot resolve alone, including weapons of mass destruction proliferation and terrorism, mean that a deep rupture is unlikely.

He seems remarkably healthy, given his ordeal, but there are fissures just beneath the surface that suggest a deeper rupture.

Instead, there have been alarming reports that Mr Maliki's men have been seeking to arrest several hundred of the leading "Sons", thereby risking a deeper rupture between Iraq's two main Arab communities.

But while American officials remained angry at China for letting Mr. Snowden fly to Moscow, they and their Russian counterparts toned down the red-hot language that threatened a deeper rupture in relations.

Why has this difference of opinion between Turkey and the United States, which are NATO allies, escalated into a huge problem? A. The United States is actively supporting the Y.P.G. fighters while Turkey is attacking them, which threatens to cause a deeper rupture in Turkish-American relations.

In Yedioth Ahronoth, Guy Bechur dismisses fears of a deeper rupture between the US and Israel, and quotes a Gallop poll in the US as suggesting that 70% of Americans "support or very much support Israel".

There may also be a deep deltoid rupture.

Therefore, activation of the dextral strike-slip movement and formation of a pull-apart basin may have resulted in the formation of a deep crustal rupture and episodic volcanism.

Beyond horrified, I was deeply saddened at what seemed to be a deep, growing rupture in French society done in the name of Islam.