Sentence examples for cause a split between from inspiring English sources

Some experts said that Russia had not achieved one of its objectives — to cause a split between Ukraine and Europe.

With some of the unions in favour of renewal, the issue could cause a split between Corbyn – who is strongly against – and some of his union backers.

Mr. Hamilton said the episode would not cause a split between the United States and France, but he predicted it would be a symbolic moment that would not be entirely forgotten by the French people.

I had hoped that Cheonan would cause a split between the Americans and the South, but that didn't happen either.

The church's practice of selling and leasing its properties has caused a split between its followers, who are overwhelmingly ­Arabic-speaking Palestinians, and the leadership, or Holy Synod, made up mostly of Greeks.

The Honduran crisis has caused a split between Washington and allies in the hemisphere that say they cannot recognize elections under a coup-installed government that has shut down media, limited demonstrations and committed other abuses.

The New Yorker, November 27, 1926 P. 21 Prohibition has caused a split between one father and son; the father won't drink the son's liquor, because he swears it's poison, and he won't allow the son to drink his own liquor because it's pre-war, and too good for anyone but himself.

The 10th Circuit Court of Appeals disagreed and tossed out the consent-once-removed doctrine embraced by several other Circuits, causing a split between the Circuit Courts that the Supreme Court will resolve.

The issue has caused a split between lawmakers from largely white, affluent, and liberal bastions, and their colleagues representing Latino Catholic areas, where the archdiocese has vehemently opposed the bill.

This could cause a split in this country".

Trickery, or random genetic irregularities, can cause a split in the absence of sperm and even recombination with another nearby split cell but mammals (with the exception of echidnas and platypuses) use a process called imprinting to make sure reproduction only kicks into gear with the right complementary match of active and inactive genes between sperm and eggs of the same species.