Sentence examples for exposed division from inspiring English sources

But it exposed division and muddle at the top.Mr Gandhi, though, hardly looks like a leader in waiting.

But FA involvement has exposed divisions within the game.

The manoeuvring has exposed divisions among supporters of Afriyie.

But the episode has exposed divisions in angels' ranks.

Apart from cooling tempers, these measures might have exposed divisions among Mr Mousavi's supporters.

But the vote also exposed divisions between urban and suburban areas and more rural areas in a state where support for guns has not been a partisan issue.

His death removes a close ally who kept the army subordinate to the government.This, in turn, has exposed divisions in the government.

The Labor leader, Bill Shorten, said the case had exposed divisions "at the heart of this Turnbull Liberal government" and the prime minister was "taking out the trash" in a written statement on a Friday afternoon to avoid parliamentary scrutiny.

Regardless of whether any of the dramatic conspiracy theories are proved, Harris has concerns about Bland's treatment that resonate on a more prosaic, everyday level, and worries that the case has exposed divisions in the community that may deepen.

The handling of the issue has exposed divisions within the Liberal party, with the leader of the house, Christopher Pyne, accusing Abbott of "branch-stacking" by including the more socially conservative Nationals in the decision on a free vote.

PAGE A12 METRO QUEENS SHOOTING EXPOSES Rifts in Black Officers' Groups The Sean Bell shooting exposed divisions in the city, but especially among groups that speak for black police officers.