Sentence examples for a deep split between from inspiring English sources

Similar proposals were also mooted by Dugdale and senior Scottish Labour figures including the former lord chancellor Lord Falconer immediately after the referendum revealed a deep split between Scottish and English voters over the EU, when Scotland voted heavily to remain.

The trial was therefore taken to expose the insidious role that race plays in the law-enforcement and criminal-justice systems, and the response to the verdict to reveal a deep split between white and black views on the state of racial relations.

Its analysis revealed a deep split between dogs from East Asia and those from Europe.

For the Republican Party, it highlights what has emerged as a deep split between the party elites and at least a portion of the rank and file.

The issue has also reopened a deep split between poorer, mostly rural Thais known as "red shirts" who feel they have not benefited from the nation's prosperity, a group from which Thaksin and Yingluck draw their support, and a middle and upper class broadly aligned with the nation's military and monarchy, known as "yellow shirts".

We constructed a phylogeny of Antiporus and detected a deep split between these populations.

Independent support for a deeper split between the two genera was provided by analysis of whole mitochondrial genomes, which produced an age estimate of 17 Myr [53].

Our results, however, point towards a deeper split between the Corsican and Italian lineages (11.27, 16.26-6.68 Ma), which matches the onset of the opening of the Tyrrhenian Sea.

There is a deep split in Bahrain between the Sunni Muslim ruling minority and the Shia Muslim majority, who say they are discriminated against.

There is a rather deep split between samples of O. austriaca from the Northern and the Southern Calcareous Alps, whereas these geographically isolated populations are barely differentiated in the mt sequences.

Most Bavarian geometrids show little intraspecific sequence variation at COI (Figure 4), but approximately 5 per cent of the species were found to include two lineages with a deep split of more than 2 per cent between the component haplotypes.