Sentence examples similar to that creates schism from inspiring English sources

— After an overwhelming vote here over the weekend by the Episcopal Diocese of Pittsburgh that created the second schism with the national church since the 2003 election and consecration of an openly gay Episcopal bishop, both sides were hoping for a simple resolution.

It's a toxic mix that could fuel a power struggle, creating schisms that would undo in months what Hoeness spent decades building.

Diversity, however, did not create schism nor allow a break in fellowship.

With unity as an essential teaching of the religion, Bahá'ís follow an administration they believe is divinely ordained, and therefore see attempts to create schisms and divisions as efforts that are contrary to the teachings of Bahá'u'lláh.

The lawsuit alleges that the Sport Trinity investors were behind Mason's statement, an attempt to create schisms in the league and a leadership vacuum at the top.

"Dante put him in 'Inferno' as someone who supposedly created schisms".

With respect to consent, for example, it is generally accepted that the failure to address in some capacity a child's assent and then later consent as they mature (if the research project continues over a prolonged period) can undermine the integrity of the project and create schisms in the current and future protection of a child's wellbeing and developing autonomy.

Tomlin apparently felt that had created a schism.

Why that's so is an easy question to answer: the shock of murder creates a schism between order and chaos.

This potentially creates a schism between the rapid translation of new medical discoveries to medical practice and the source of funding that might enable it.

So rather than creating a schism that pits veteran teachers against new teachers, let's work together to create flexible, collaborative school cultures that allow for the sharing of ideas, knowledge, and expertise.