Sentence examples for serious split from inspiring English sources

What has happened now is a serious split within Welsh Labour.

"What we're seeing is a serious, serious split," Miller, a journalist, said.

It also suggested a serious split between Washington and its closest Asian ally at an especially delicate moment.

The absence of such a guarantee threatened to create a serious split between the Kurds and the new Iraqi government.

Nick Lowles from the antifacist organisation Searchlight, said: "There is a serious split within the leadership of the BNP.

This ends the risk or a serious split between the United States and Britain over their conflicting policies toward that troubled colony.

There are serious splits within the government.

Just as there are divisions within the royal family, there are serious splits in Bahrain's Shiite political scene.

Yet he did so with, once again, unusual skill - holding the Labour party together and avoiding serious splits over the Common Market and defence policy.

Four year anniversary coverage of a crisis that has claimed the lives of 200,000 people, sparked a humanitarian catastrophe, fuelled violent Islamic extremism and exposed serious splits in the international community.

People in Netanyahu's circle recognize that, thanks to sanctions, Iran is hurting economically, that there are serious splits among the political and religious leaderships, and that there is a complicated political and ethnic opposition there, but they believe that the acquisition of a nuclear weapon would prolong the life of the regime.