Sentence examples for sectarian gap from inspiring English sources
Sunni and Shia politicians alike denounced the barrier for splitting Baghdad into cantons and widening the sectarian gap.
Colonialism may have brought cosmopolitan culture, but it also widened sectarian and socioeconomic gaps in Middle Eastern countries.
Sectarian violence has already spread to Lebanon.
The report shows that the collapse of Syria's education system, with about 2 million children now out of school, has also greatly contributed to young people's vulnerability to joining violent extremist groups, which are filling the gap by providing segregated and sectarian teaching.
This provides a window through which ethnic, sectarian or cooperatives emerge to fill this gap.
But in an increasingly sectarian Middle East, you have to ask whether the gaps... that they were able to live and survive in will any longer be available".
Since the Arab Spring tensions remain high in the country, where a sectarian divide is growing and there is a growing gap between the Sunni minority government and the Island's Shia majority.
Although the organization is certainly weaker than it was at its peak five years ago and is unlikely to regain its prior strength, American and Iraqi analysts said the Qaeda franchise is shifting its tactics and strategies — like attacking Iraqi security forces in small squads — to exploit gaps left by the departing American troops and to try to reignite sectarian violence in the country.
American officials continued to express concern about gaps in Iraq's security capabilities to withstand what they view as continuing threats of sectarian violence and Iran's malign influence.
Sectarian tensions are rising.
