Sentence examples for deep split from inspiring English sources

And yet the ACLU campaign has driven a deep split within its ranks.

But there is a deep split on the issue within the wider fisheries and seafood sector.

The maneuvering does not appear to reflect any deep split over basic policy.

This latest move suggests, at the very least, a deep split within the government.Most of the military government's problems have been of its own making.

Shadow work and pensions secretary Liam Byrne told the Telegraph: "We now know that there is a deep split at the heart of Government on these pension negotiations.

Conservative prime ministers have wrestled unsuccessfully for 40 years over the deep split within the party over Britain's ties with Europe, and Mr. Cameron has been no exception.

His confusion mirrors a deep split within the labour movement, the Socialist party and society at large over market-oriented reform versus radical-left or anti-capitalist resistance.

And the bitter arguments over whether to isolate North Korea or engage it China style reflected a deep split among Mr. Bush's advisers.

But he acknowledged a deep split in the dissident community and he criticized exiled Tiananmen Square student leaders who support the trade bill as naive.

[C6.] Yukos Chief Executive Resigns Amid speculation of a deep split within the Russian oil company Yukos, the company's chief executive, Simon G. Kukes, stepped down.

Civil Rights The court looked in both directions in civil rights cases, indicating a deep split that may play out in future cases.