Sentence examples for fractured over from inspiring English sources

The European Union's supposed single market, which the commission polices, is fractured over the issue.

America has been fractured over this fault line since 2010, if not 2000, if not 1994, if not longer.

The two former aides to Mr. bin Laden said Al Qaeda was also fractured over strategies and operations.

Centrists and neoconservatives are divided not only over security strategy, but the conservative base is also fractured over government spending — including the defense budget.

Indeed, Mrs. Aung San Suu Kyi, 65, faced an immediate challenge of mending fences within the democratic opposition, which fractured over the question of participating in the election.

The movement that rose with the candidacy of Ronald Reagan in the 1970s is now fractured over both its messengers and its message.

They represent the progressive side of a schism in the worldwide Anglican Communion, which is fracturing over gender issues.

But at home, the body writing the country's new constitution was fracturing over disputes about the role of religion in the document.

With some delicate internal diplomacy, she kept the interfaith group from fracturing over legislation on same-sex marriage, and it won protections for the nursing home workers, the issue on which there was unanimity.

Sick thinks the Iran-Iraq alliance could fracture over oil, especially if the embargo hurts Iran badly.

Can dignified behavior be fractured and reset over and over again without a deep cost to oneself?