Sentence examples for sown deep from inspiring English sources

That perceived betrayal has sown deep grievances in the collective Kurdish psyche.

But 1,400 miles to the north, in Susquehanna County in Pennsylvania, shale gas development has divided neighbors, spurred lawsuits and sown deep mistrust.

Just as in West Africa in 2014-16, years of conflict (ongoing in this case), coupled with entrenched discrimination and neglect have sown deep distrust of both the health system, and health/aid workers.

Mr. Christie has made a habit of beating the unions, verbally and legislatively, on issues — like spending, arbitration, job security and benefits — that have sown deep divisions among Democrats.

And elsewhere: "Are your men hid with guns/ In the dirt, in the dark places?" as if our barbarism, our belligerence, is sown deep in the dark, damp earth of this land.

The investigators concluded: "Over time, Ferguson's police and municipal court practices have sown deep mistrust between parts of the community and the police department, undermining law enforcement legitimacy among African Americans in particular".

On occasion, interventions have delivered short-term advantages to Washington, but in the long run they have usually sown deeper troubles.

Moreover, when seeds were sown deeper than 5 cm, the first leaf developed under the soil surface, and seedling establishment decreased remarkably (Chung 2010).

Seedling growth for temperate japonica cultivars was adversely affected when seeds were sown deeper than the optimum seeding depth of 2 3 cm (Lee et al. 2002).

The first was an iron plow, which allowed farmers to sow deep into the soil, and on much larger scales.

The issue is sowing deep discord in the medical world, and the debate is as much about money as medicine.