Sentence examples for a wider split from inspiring English sources

Risking a wider split in the nation's largest Protestant denomination, the Southern Baptist Convention declared today that women should no longer serve as pastors.

Across the line in Palestinian society the schism between Fatah and Hamas has meanwhile grown increasingly violent, a competition for power and ideas mirrored in its turn by a wider split between the "resistance" block of Iran and Syria and a pro-American camp led by Egypt, Jordan and Saudi Arabia.

A second poll conducted by Louisiana State University's Public Policy Research Lab found a wider split between the perceived level of recovery between white and black residents of New Orleans -- 78percentt of whites compared to 37percentt of blacks.

Their upper bodies are energized but serene; they do not yank up the chest or snap the legs into a wider split at the height of the leap -- practices that send ballet teetering on the brink of circus.

That's quite a wide split and very similar to the 8pt difference in Obama's approval rating among the two groups right now per Pew.

For example, a January, 2012 P.R.R.I. poll question on same-sex marriage revealed a wide split between religiously observant and non-observant constituencies.

There is a wide split in satisfaction between England, Wales and Scotland.

On mobile, of course, there is still a wide split between ads on the web and in apps.

The question is what will emerge from this maelstrom -- a beautiful phoenix-like rebirth of the Grand Old Party, or perhaps such a wide split that the Republican Party fractures the same way the Democrats and the Dixiecrats did over half a century ago.

I was ushered into a wide split-level room that had been set up as a television studio.

Instead of just using a compliment, use a wide split-complement (a triad) to make the burnt umber first, then add the blue, cobalt blue or cyan.