Sentence examples for more deeply split from inspiring English sources

The fascinating, unresolved question about polarization — in many ways it is the great question of this Presidential election — is whether the bitter atmosphere is an artifact of politics alone, or whether the country itself is more deeply split.

Jameson and his colleagues were sent to prison, Kruger's power was consolidated, the Dutch and British colonials were more deeply split than ever, and Rhodesia and Bechuanaland were taken over by the imperial government.

In 2010 Congress was more deeply split on partisan lines than at any time since the second world war, according to Congressional Quarterly, a sister publication of The Economist, which has measured voting patterns on the Hill since 1945.

James Forsyth, in the Spectator, says the speech may end up leaving the Conservatives "more deeply split" than at any time since the repeal of the Corn Laws in the 1840s.

By the way, while we're on the subject of numbers, I would urge you to take with a large pinch of salt all the stuff that's been written this week about America being more deeply split down the middle than ever before.

They will not concede points to us because we hold a gun to their heads". James Forsyth, in the Spectator, says the speech may end up leaving the Conservatives "more deeply split" than at any time since the repeal of the Corn Laws in the 1840s.

Mr. Bush's own party is deeply split on how to approach China, with the business community urging more and more engagement and the conservative, pro-Taiwan faction warning that China could well become the next great military challenge for the United States.

Moreover, the party appears deeply split between hard-liners who hew to a more Soviet ideology and moderate members who favor the sort of democratic socialism that has won votes -- and power -- in some Eastern European nations.

Indeed, economists are deeply split over whether a soft landing or a hard landing is more likely for China.

Although the Party is more or less united on wanting to stay in Europe (unlike the Conservatives, who are deeply split), it has spent the past eight months in a state of unhappy shock.

Egypt too is deeply split.