Sentence examples for deepening schism from inspiring English sources

The vitriol of crowd chants on each side showed a deepening schism within Iranian society since June's disputed presidential election.

Yet Israel, America, and the region's moderates can benefit from the deepening schism in the Arab/Muslim world.

Foremost among many causes is the deepening schism between Sunni and Shia Muslims, which lies at the heart of internal conflicts from Iraq to Yemen to Pakistan.

On one side of the deepening schism are boom-era buyers seeking to spruce up their buildings to protect resale values and surround themselves with a level of grandeur commensurate with the size of their investment.

And though the balloting shattered the sectarian political template that brought Mr. Maliki to power in 2005, when an alliance of Shiite parties dominated the election, the outcome re-emphasized the country's sectarian and regional divides and the deepening schism between Arabs and Kurds.

The real reason may be more nuanced than that — the moves made by Walmart and Target seem more like the sign of a deepening schism between strictly online retailers and those with brick-and-mortar businesses to maintain.

Anxiety over deepening schisms and new conflict has an outlet in popular culture: in April, Amazon selected the dystopian novel "American War"—which centers on a second U.S. civil war as one of its best books of the month.

Though French society does, indeed, have deepening schisms, many analysts say this has little to do with the dire warnings of the far right.

Troubling for California and its next governor is a series of Field Polls over the past three months that shows a deepening partisan schism, with most Democrats viewing the recall as a bad thing and most Republicans regarding it as a good one.

And he still divides: PJK in conversation with KOB will only deepen the schism between those who think this biographical interview is long overdue and those who can't see the point of giving the man more air.

The carpet bombing that the stop-Trump forces now believe is necessary to keep him from winning the nomination will only serve to widen and deepen the schism between the conservative and the populist-nationalist wings.