Sentence examples for exposed divisions from inspiring English sources

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.

He added that the crisis has "exposed divisions" that "Iran can exploit". Indeed, Qatar is keeping its options open.

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.

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

He has helped energize the Republican base, expose divisions among Democrats and turn the health care fight into a test of the Democrats' ability to govern.

But the Afghanistan debate is also exposing divisions within the Republican Party that could hurt their chances of turning it into an election year issue.

These will be difficult to pull off politically, not least because they expose divisions between the Tory and Liberal Democrat bits of the coalition.

Without substantial new discoveries of oil, the economy will surely hit a wall in the next few years and President Saleh's patronage networks will dry up, exposing divisions among the tribes, political groups and religious interests.