Sentence examples for interesting fault lines from inspiring English sources

The hope is to create a place to debate and comment on Europe, at a time when the economic crisis in particular is exposing some big, interesting fault lines within the EU.

The Senate's Keystone measure opens up interesting political fault lines, pitting a number of Senate Democrats against the president's stated desire to let the decision-making process play out within the State Department.

b9d3261c-fe8b-4b9f-b287-82a1f5070727 ONE OF the more interesting, though perhaps less significant, fault lines between social conservatism and economic conservatism is the peculiar issue of state liquor monopolies.

But I think this is also a coalition of ideologies, and what's interesting is that the ideological fault lines don't neatly fit the party divisions.

With similar fault lines set to plague the talks in Durban, it will be interesting to see what role NGOs can play.

I found it interesting that the same occupation could be either romanticized or stigmatized exclusively along the fault lines of beliefs, socio-economic class, education, and, often, ethnicity.

The custard on berry tarts showed fault lines from age more than once, the crisp garlic flat breads aren't interesting enough for a third bite, and the Caesar salad is rote.

"But the fault lines remain".

He mumbled something about "fault lines".

There were other fault lines.

Fault lines appeared almost immediately.