Sentence examples for fractured between from inspiring English sources

Yet it felt as though something had fractured between him and Capello.

Like Parmalat, B.C.C.I. had a corporate structure fractured between Europe and the Cayman Islands with a different auditor for each segment.

In 2006-2007, the Palestinian political system fractured between Hamas-controlled Gaza and a West Bank controlled by Fatah, led by Abbas and Fayyad.

The country is fractured between two communities — the 6.5 million Flemish speakers of Flanders in the north and the 4.5 million French-speaking Walloons in the south.

But, surviving on meagre bowls of potatoes or barley, the participants soon fractured between those who felt that they were carrying the community and those who felt dominated as a result.

Rappleye's book provides vivid testimony to the painful fact that the Browns and the tiny state they helped form were indeed all too much like America, fractured between the ideal of liberty and the reality of chattel slavery.

The civil rights movement was fracturing between nonviolent and violent strategies.

The attacks in 2001 revealed fractured communications between federal agencies prior to the hijackings.

Even English politics is fractured, most obviously between London and elsewhere, but also in other ways.

Mitchell said he had no concerns about whether he had fractured the relationship between journalists and politicians.

And they fracture society between property haves and have-nots".