Sentence examples for the fissure between from inspiring English sources

Spygate did more than deepen the fissure between coaches Eric Mangini and Bill Belichick.

WORLD REACTION -- President Bush's stark ultimatum to Mr. Hussein deepened the fissure between America and some of its European allies.

The fissure between the agency's political leadership and enforcement division has its roots in a 1994 reorganization of the E.P.A that spun out an enforcement division separate from the water, air and other programs.

When India's prime minister, Atal Bihari Vajpayee, finished speaking at the international conference on climate here on Wednesday, the fissure between richer and poorer countries over how best to tackle global warming could no longer be papered over.

There's been a lot of great music crammed into the fissure between dubstep, house, UK funky and synthetic R&B recently, and some of the best of it has been made by Jack Latham, AKA Jam City.

The Cold War that ensued deepened the fissure between communists and other socialists, the latter seeing themselves as democrats opposed to the one-party rule of the Soviet Union and its satellites.

The fissures between Republicans and Democrats are deep.

The fissures between establishment Democrats and Sanders supporters have not disappeared, but they have not widened.

Parts of the complaint underscore the fissures between retired and current players, some of which have simmered for years.

Interweaving the present day with Hend's childhood memories, al-Tahawy's narrative highlights the fissures between east and west, exploring cultural, religious and sexual differences.

But it could lead to more bloodshed, and it exposes the fissures between opposition hard-liners bent on ousting President Gbagbo, and more conciliatory rebels who have agreed to share power.