Sentence examples for potential schism from inspiring English sources
The potential schism of which Vladimir Putin now warns is not about politics.
Amid claims in the markets that politicians in Athens were playing a dangerous game of bluff, a potential schism in the monetary union saw borrowing costs for Spain and Italy rise over fears that contagion could spread from Greece through southern Europe.
In the 1970s there was the potential for schism between the "old Commonwealth" of white, wealthy nations and the new nations, dominated by black African leaders shrugging off the colonial past.
It is clear there is potential for schisms to develop among the leading golfing bodies and on the putting issue there is considerable discontent among PGA Tour players.
It's likely this schism remains.
The discussion over these issues and how much to embrace them, however, seems to be increasingly coming to the front of the discussion and has the potential to cause a schism in the movement.
As usual in the decades-long denominational debates over sexuality, each of these recent developments revived talks of schism and of the potential of a mass exodus of congregations.
Colin Montgomery Edinburgh As someone who wants to see a radical alternative to Conservative austerity policies, the potential victory of Jeremy Corbyn reflects a fatal schism that may actually harm the prospects of the left (Rancour intensifies as Blair enters the fray, 23 July).
The marriage had diplomatic significance; in the division of Europe caused by the Great Schism, Bohemia and the Empire were seen as potential allies against France in the ongoing Hundred Years' War.
Studying actuarial charts and the Conservative Party's widening schisms, PM John Major privately ordered the central office to prepare battle plans for a potential campaign within six months.
