Sentence examples for deep-seated divisions from inspiring English sources

Upon his hasty return to Baghdad, he found deep-seated divisions and a situation beyond his control.

The radical street politics of recent years are a measure of how the parliamentary system is failing to resolve the deep-seated divisions in Thai society.

Mr. Bills, the church spokesman, dismissed any suggestion that "reasonable differences of opinion" might be characterized as "deep-seated divisions among faiths".

Deep-seated divisions remained between the wealthy northern creditor governments and southern Europe, with market pressures pushing up Italian and Spanish borrowing costs and appearing to vindicate ECB warnings of the risks of contagion from Greece.

The resurgence of sectarian violence, which nearly tore Iraq apart in 2006 and 2007, is being fuelled by deep-seated divisions within Iraq and by the three-year-old civil war in neighbouring Syria.

But they have also paid a price for their tactics among the so-called "Rockefeller" Republicans in the north-east who tend towards the Democratic Party.More jaw than war?Do these repeated episodes in the culture wars mark deep-seated divisions over values, or are they an artifact of a highly polarised but unrepresentative political system?

"I can't imagine," declares Lithuania's prime minister, "it will be possible for Europe to speak with one voice [on the missile shield]."This difference, serious in itself, reflects a deep-seated division over how to deal with Russia.

Lotteries have been seen by some educationists as a way of reducing deep-seated class divisions in the school system.

Tuesday's deadline on negotiations concerning Iran's nuclear program was moved back to next week, and Obama noted that there are "deep-seated disagreements and divisions" that could still derail a deal.

"We have to have humility about our ability to determine what's going to happen in a place where people are dealing with very deep-seated grievances and sectarian divisions," Rhodes told me.

"We have to have humility about our ability to determine what's going to happen in a place where people are dealing with very deep-seated grievances and sectarian divisions,'' Rhodes told me.