Sentence examples for deepened the split from inspiring English sources

In reality, it did both, and deepened the split between the camps holding each view.

On Monday, Iran's Islamic Republic News Agency, a mouthpiece for Mr. Ahmadinejad, deepened the split by publishing the audiotape on its Web site.

Lang's actions deepened the split in the national Labor Party, leading to Scullin's defeat in 1931, and encouraged the development of the right-wing New Guard movement in opposition to Lang's policies.

But – for now – it has deepened the splits within the Tory party, already divided from top to toe by the prospective EU referendum.

But however prudently the scheme is framed, it is bound to some extent to deepen the split in Europe, diverting trade away from more natural channels.

Deepening the split that Apfel had opened between the two defendants, Morvillo pointed out that it was Bacanovic, not Stewart, who had urged Faneuil to lie to investigators.

Abu Qatada's support for Jabhat al-Nusra, al-Qaida's offshoot in Syria, deepens the split between Isis and Nusra supporters among Jordan's Salafist jihadists.

"For us, Fayyad is unacceptable because his name is connected with a black phase in the history of the Palestinian people," said Taher al-Nounou, a Hamas official in Gaza, who blamed Mr. Fayyad for deepening the split, closing Hamas institutions in the West Bank and pursuing security cooperation with Israel.

He points to the rarely acknowledged dilemma that, even before the current escalation, giving in to Hamas's demands would have been perceived as a reward for violent "resistance" and would therefore have served to cement Hamas's grip on power and deepen the split between Gaza and the West Bank.

Both factions, with groups aiming at major supremacy, collaborated with the corresponding political forces in Russia, deepening the split in the nation.

Now, the unraveling of joint Ukraine-Russia defense production threatens to deepen the split between Ukrainians loyal to Western-oriented Kiev and those who back continued political alignment with Moscow.