Sentence examples for opened a gulf from inspiring English sources

Although disaster relief is traditionally bipartisan, Trump's reluctance to pay more toward Puerto Rico's recovery has opened a gulf between the parties.

Professionalism had opened a gulf between England, France and the rest, and a succession of 40 and 50-point hammerings turned that gulf into a yawning chasm.

The U.S.-Saudi relationship has sharply deteriorated in recent months over a range of security-related issues and a reshuffling of the diplomatic order in the Middle East, factors that have opened a gulf of suspicion between the two nations.

This chapter came as a surprise to many here and seemed to open a gulf.

My father doubtless regards my agnosticism as opening a gulf between us.

He came of age during Deng Xiaoping's economic reforms, which brought opportunity but also opened up a gulf between winners and losers in a hyper-competitive economy.

In the 20th century both recording technology, and the primacy of the composer in classical music, opened up a gulf between popular and classical singing which has been difficult to bridge.

This has opened up a gulf in the movement between Big and Little Organic and convinced many of the movement's founders that the time has come to move "beyond organic" -- to raise the bar on American agriculture yet again.

Mortgage lenders have been falling over backwards to win their business with special deals, designed to bring down still further the initial cost of borrowing.This has opened up a gulf between borrowing rates for new favoured customers and existing ones who have been left on higher rates.

After his private equity firm bought a resort built by the Aga Khan on 35 miles of the Sardinian coast, Mr. Barrack, a Catholic, opened a halal restaurant to welcome gulf royals who came by in their yachts.

But her superior power is undeniable, as is the gulf of loneliness that her work opens up, a gulf in which even a modicum of self-assurance becomes exotic.