Sentence examples for growing split from inspiring English sources

That has led to a growing split between the administration and Brig.

16. (SBU) Consulate Kolkata reported on the growing split within the CPI-M (reftel).

The world is seeing a growing split between liberal democracies and growing autocracies.

The position puts him at odds with the president of Germany's central bank and highlights a growing split in the country's policy-making elite.

The result is a gulf not only between America and the rest of the industrialized world, but a growing split at home as well.

But these huge developments are anathema to many environmentalists and community activists — and the divisions reflect a growing split among people usually thought to be on the same side.

However, the internecine violence in Gaza and the growing splits within the Palestinian leadership threaten to undermine any propaganda gains from the ICJ ruling.

The Labour leader has cancelled a planned trip to campaign in the Oldham West by-election in order to stay in London to deal with the growing splits in his party over the Syria vote.

But these are insufficient: a crystal that grows, splits in half, and grows more is not alive.

This is an important criterion for evaluating long read aligners, because as read lengths grow, split-read mapping is rapidly replacing PEM as the method of choice for SV detection.

The two men could come to personify a growing ideological split in the party.