Sentence examples for been riven by differences from inspiring English sources
The Church has been riven by differences in recent years, particularly over gay rights, with US Anglicans recognising same-sex marriages while leading members of the Church in Uganda, Nigeria and Kenya have called for the criminalisation of homosexuality.
The American invasion of 2003 has just taken place, and Baghdad is riven by conflict and confusion.
And China and India will be riven by conflict if the sexual discrepancies the UN projects come to pass.
The Catholic Church, in particular, has been riven by revelations about decades of priestly child abuse.
Dagestan has been riven by violence because of a split between Salfists and more tolerant Sufis.
Like the country's politicians, Pakistan's cricket establishment has been riven by scandals and feuding.
Neighbors recalled the Smith family as having been riven by crack cocaine.
A fourth Republican candidate for governor emerged last week, further unsettling a contest that has been riven by intraparty feuding.
The southerners lost, several leaders fled into exile, and Yemen has been riven by conflicts ever since.
