Sentence examples for deeply fractured from inspiring English sources

And it revealed a deeply fractured Democratic Party.

The rebels are deeply fractured — what's in the talks for them?

The war's duration and the competition for resources have left the rebel movement itself deeply fractured.

And what we have now in Iraq is a deeply fractured, despotic and lawless society.

Things are further complicated by the detailed 2015 results, which reveal a deeply fractured electorate.

Montebourg, 54, is one of the most outspoken and controversial figures on France's deeply fractured left.

Besides, the voice of the Kashmiri people is a deeply fractured one.

Still, American and Pakistani officials are, at least publicly, trying to play down tensions in a deeply fractured relationship.

Now, the party is deeply fractured, and battles for access to the sources of patronage preoccupy much of the government.

He also said that one goal was to restore a sense of unity at the theater, which had been deeply fractured.

In the nineteen-seventies, the U.S. government built a dam on the Snake River in Idaho, atop a foundation of deeply fractured layers of basalt and rhyolite.