Sentence examples for violent rift from inspiring English sources

DAKAR, Senegal (Reuters) — The Palestinian factions Fatah and Hamas met in Senegal over the weekend for talks aimed at bridging the violent rift between the groups.

The alienation discussed in "I Don't Care Anymore" has been described as mirroring the violent rift in Amato's marriage, and also the detachment with which Crockett must approach this aspect of the case.

Myanmar's evolution toward a more open political system has undergone new convulsions in recent months over violent ethnic rifts, most notably deadly extremist attacks by the Buddhist majority against the Muslim minority, in particular a stateless Muslim group, the Rohingya.

3 Iraqi Sunnis Killed Doing Election Work Three Sunni election workers in the northern Iraqi city of Mosul were kidnapped and then killed, the latest in a series of violent incidents exposing the rift that has opened up among Iraq's Sunnis over whether to take part in the votes scheduled for October and December.

A6 Sunni Election Workers Killed A group of Sunni election workers in the northern city of Mosul were kidnapped and then killed in front of a crowded mosque, the latest in a series of violent incidents revealing the rift that has opened in Iraq's Sunni community over whether to participate in the coming elections.

A few hours later, I saw this rift turn violent in downtown Taloqan.

The euro had been under pressure before the ECB rate decision, even though the Greek parliament approved in the early hours of Thursday an austerity package needed to unlock international aid and avert bankruptcy, defying political rifts and violent protests.

The last time the Rift Valley was this violent was in 1992, another election year in Kenya and a time of turbulent transition between dictatorship and democracy.

This densely plotted tale focuses on two warring families in Sri Lanka whose rift echoes the often-violent divide between the country's Sinhalese and Tamil peoples.

In 1955 an eruption in the east rift, accompanied by a series of violent quakes, was one of the most destructive in the island's history, with lava pouring from fissures over a period of 88 days, destroying more than 6 square miles (15 square km) of valuable sugarcane fields and orchards.

Mr Ahmadinejad's controversial re-election in June 2009 and the violent suppression of subsequent opposition protests further widened the rift between conservatives and reformists within Iran's political establishment.