Sentence examples for deeper wedge from inspiring English sources

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

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

On Tuesday the emir's visit drove a deeper wedge between Hamas and Fatah, the party of Mr. Abbas, and raised alarm in Israel.

The ban, some critics argue, also plays into the hands of Islamists, who are eager to drive a deeper wedge between Muslims and non-Muslims in the West.

The Shiites also pledged a large-scale house cleaning of former Baathists from the government, a move sure to drive an even deeper wedge between the Shiites and the Sunnis, who make up most insurgent activity.

Yet, it is changes in computer technology and the explosive market growth of new consumer electronics products that may be working to drive an even deeper wedge between the two companies.

Now, the bombing at the church, which is a member of the Church of Pakistan and part of the Anglican Communion, stands as a fresh reminder that the Taliban have been happy to drive deeper wedges into any division Pakistan presents.

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 plan has outraged the conservatives who dominate the state Republican Party, driving a deep wedge into a party that is more powerful than it has been in decades.