Sentence examples for deep wedge from inspiring English sources

The dispute has driven a deep wedge between the two regions.

That new deal only revealed the deep wedge of anxiety that the factory has driven through this cluster of villages.

The issue drove a deep wedge between the advocates of reform and the supporters of the empire, even dividing the reformers themselves.

The income and payroll taxes that support Europe's large welfare states drive a deep wedge between a worker's take-home wage and the much higher cost of employing him.

HONG KONG — Adroitly alternating the threat of a trade war with the lure of its huge import market, China appears to have driven a deep wedge between Germany and the rest of the European Union.

Any hope for a last-second resolution to the N.B.A. lockout vanished Friday, as the owners drew a firm line on player compensation, driving a deep wedge in the already fragile labor negotiations.

The House eventually rejected the Lecompton Constitution in February 1858, but not before it drove deep wedges within the Democratic Party.

McMahon never gave up trying to drive deep wedges into the Arsenal defence but their three centre-backs were solid throughout and when Liverpool did outwit them late in the game, Houghton and Aldridge wasted simple scoring chances.

These alliances have driven deep wedges in this crossroads city, where the two ancient superhighways of the Sahara — the fabled caravan route and the Niger River — meet, bringing travelers from far and wide who have long found ways to live together in relative peace.

But when they asked, Marbury refused, driving a deeper wedge between him and Coach Mike D'Antoni.

But it would also drive a deeper wedge between the party's liberal minority and conservative majority.