Sentence examples for fracturing between from inspiring English sources

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

Policies like these have led to a fracturing between branches of Judaism, since many of those considered Jewish within the Reform, Reconstructionist and Renewal movements are not accepted by the movements that follow Jewish law: the Conservative and the Orthodox.

He could concede to what the SNP wants, in order to avert further fracturing between Scotland and England but that would imply the Scots were right to elect them.

The result has been a fracturing between the nationalist Syrian Arabs, who lead the anti-Assad resistance, and the majority of the Syrian Kurds, who have carved out their own semi-autonomous regions in the northern part of the country while tacitly tolerating the Assad regime in some places.

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

Violence has returned, there's a fracture between the people and the government".

A critical fracture between Lynas and his movement occurred after London's 2000 May Day riots, which he helped organise.

It is the fracture between a smaller, wealthy elite and everyone else that now forms the prime class divide.

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

The bill has exposed a growing fracture between technology and entertainment companies.

The bank's hard line has exposed a fracture between Europe's large and small countries, which have divergent growth rates and hence require different monetary policies.