Sentence examples for causing a chasm from inspiring English sources

The most famous was at Christmas 1839 when a vast section of cliff slid seaward, causing a chasm to open up behind.

"It did cause a chasm between the two of them," said Helen Giger, the sergeant's mother.

The economic upswing and social realignment have caused a new chasm to open within the pious masses that carried the A.K.P. to power against the secularist elites in the military, bureaucracy and judiciary a decade ago.

To understand whether this divide has caused a significant chasm within Anonymous, we spoke with a hacker who calls himself Discordian, and has been a member of Anonymous since 2010.

Khristi, 23, Manchester It seems Project Hate has become Project Reality and has caused an unbridgeable chasm within society.

Ahahahahaha!" The man who caused such a chasm in London's footballing world really does let out a belly laugh.

Mr Mbeki promptly sacked Mr Zuma as the country's deputy president, causing a rift in the ruling party that rapidly grew into an unbridgeable chasm.

A chasm sucked up part of the Canadian capital, swallowing one van, taking out a watermain, and causing a gas leak that forced police to evacuate the area.

I could not tell what had caused it, but a chasm had sprung up between us.

The zip tie program "is by far the program that causes the greatest chasm of disagreement within the department," reads the audit.

Re "Helping Out Darwin's Cause With a Little Pointed Humor" (Commentary, Dec. 27): Is there really a chasm between Darwinists and intelligent design?