Sentence examples for open a chasm from inspiring English sources

That would open a chasm between state and society in the Middle East.

In the north it included Wilno, captured by General Lucjan Żeligowski, a move that opened a chasm between Lithuania and Poland.

I was terribly confident that I could write well after 'Frozen,' and then this opened a chasm of doubt".

In France, P.S.G.'s spending opens a chasm so wide that it may ultimately do more harm than good for the French league in the long term.

The cigarette price gap between Delaware and its neighbors has grown in fits and starts for years, but the last round of increases opened a chasm.

The allegations have opened a chasm within the Republican party as the presidential campaign enters the crucial final weeks, and have inspired Trump to issue a series of fulminating denials.

McIlroy, the 22-year-old star from Northern Ireland — who had not bogeyed a hole in two days, had missed only three greens and almost no putts and had opened a chasm between himself and the rest of the field — spilled gravy on his tie at the end of the meal.

The 43 families of the normalistas are opening up a chasm that we should open up more.

Instead, both were portentous rumblings of what could -- and did, in the tragic case of Lyndon Johnson -- open a perilous chasm between the president and a member of his own party.

The referendum has opened up a chasm of inequality in the UK and the monsters of a deeply divided and unfair society are crawling out.

Thus again, as Matthew Norman spiritedly tells it, the election has opened up a chasm not only between electric Scotland and enervated England but the vibrant young and the exhausted old.