Sentence examples for deepest fault from inspiring English sources

That is one of the deepest fault lines in the debate here.

"I know that for many, it can feel like the deepest fault lines of our democracy have suddenly been exposed and even widened.

"The deepest fault lines of our democracy have now been exposed, perhaps even widened," President Obama said Tuesday in Dallas.

It's as if the deepest fault lines of our democracy have suddenly been exposed, perhaps even widened.

AMERICANS ARE DIVIDED ON WHETHER LIFE HAS IMPROVED IN 50 YEARS - HuffPollster: "There's no shortage of differences between Hillary Clinton's and Donald Trump's supporters...But a new survey shows that one of the deepest fault lines lies along a far more personal metric: whether voters feel things have improved or gotten worse for people like them.

That might not be true of the coalition's deepest fault-line, which runs through the issue of House of Lords reform.

In GPK-2, the three deepest faults (793, 911 and 1064 m) could also be the Soultz-sous-Forêts fault branches.

In GPK-1 the GPK-1 thepesthreelts (1002, 1049 andeepestm) could correspond to the imbrication ofaultsSoultz-sous-Forêts fault branches, as observed on the seismic profile.

And, no less importantly, if the world can laugh at its deepest faults, where is the room for hatred?

But Eminem also unsettled deeper fault lines.

But he finds a deep fault, an abyss between generations.