Sentence examples for subsequent schism from inspiring English sources
The subsequent schism in Islam has been an ugly feature of the Arab spring, especially in Iraq, Syria and Bahrain, with Sunni Saudi Arabia locked in competition with Shia Iran, their strategic interests overlaying sectarian animosity.
The election of 1159 and the subsequent schism shows the necessity of amending the rules concerning papal elections.
The scene where he asks Oliver to be the best man at his wedding while they're facing certain death at the hands of Ra's al Ghul in Season 3 is a Butch and Sundance moment, and the subsequent schism between the two friends was one of the series' better emotional arcs.
It is believed that both factions made some preparations to the election in the last months of the pontificate of Adrian IV, although these attempts are known only from the hostile accounts produced for the polemical purposes during the subsequent schism and it is impossible to verify their factual accuracy.
Granted, their system is basically designed to cope with this kind of issue – but the idea of a Clasico-schism and subsequent embarrassment is too good to resist.
In early February, O'Neill announced the dissolution of Stormont and a subsequent election that would signal a major schism in the unionist party.
As the crisis from Morsi's decree and the subsequent furore over the referendum continues, further schisms were apparent within the judiciary when the judges of the state council refused to supervise the referendum.
The schism that developed in the 20th century between neurology and psychiatry may be a major reason for the subsequent lack of clinical and academic interest in these patients, and the rather static nature of theoretical approaches.
This is an emotional schism.
