Sentence examples for creating a schism from inspiring English sources

They insisted that they were not breaking away from the Anglican Communion or creating a schism.

They never spoke again, creating a schism among their disciples that was unhealed at Paz's death in 1998.

At a recent meeting, one Board of Education member argued that charter schools skim the best students from the other schools, creating a "schism" in the system.

Since then, Allen has switched sides, signing with the Heat in the summer of 2012 and creating a schism between him and Garnett.

A woman asked Mr. Roche how disturbed he was that the recent accusations and publicity might be creating "a schism" between men and women at the academy, leading to a perception that the men were all "rapists and misogynists".

While leaders of the new group insist they are not creating a schism, they are laying the groundwork for a confrontation that could test the authority of the leadership of the the Episcopal Church U.S.A., which has 100 dioceses in the United States.

Tomlin apparently felt that had created a schism.

The Politkovskaya trial had created a schism in Moscow liberal circles.

Dr. Dunnam said the issue could create a schism in the church.

The result of this collusion, however, was to create a schism between headquarters and field operations.

It doesn't have the ability to do both, and given its roots and origin, the Health and Social Care Act has created a schism that is causing turmoil.