Sentence examples for a deep split from inspiring English sources

And yet the ACLU campaign has driven a deep split within its ranks.

But there is a deep split on the issue within the wider fisheries and seafood sector.

This latest move suggests, at the very least, a deep split within the government.Most of the military government's problems have been of its own making.

Shadow work and pensions secretary Liam Byrne told the Telegraph: "We now know that there is a deep split at the heart of Government on these pension negotiations.

In the lead-up to the event, we noted that there's a deep split in the Democratic Party along racial lines.

But his remarks were not accompanied by any signs that informal talks here on Sunday would mend a deep split in the group.

His optimism belies a deep split among First Nations over whether – and how – resources should be developed on their traditional territories.

His confusion mirrors a deep split within the labour movement, the Socialist party and society at large over market-oriented reform versus radical-left or anti-capitalist resistance.

And the bitter arguments over whether to isolate North Korea or engage it China style reflected a deep split among Mr. Bush's advisers.

But he acknowledged a deep split in the dissident community and he criticized exiled Tiananmen Square student leaders who support the trade bill as naive.

[C6.] Yukos Chief Executive Resigns Amid speculation of a deep split within the Russian oil company Yukos, the company's chief executive, Simon G. Kukes, stepped down.