deep divisions

One of the administration's biggest problems was its own deep divisions.

I was all too aware of the deep divisions within me.

After the deep divisions of the Major years, he has tried to keep his own party unified.

At the time, she denied there had been deep divisions among her staff.

For religious, cultural and political reasons there were deep divisions between the two groups.

The Republicans had a different problem: the possibility of deep divisions.

By this time, deep divisions in the League had become apparent.

But the process could result in further deterioration of and deep divisions within Russia itself.

These have reflected deep divisions within the administration about whether and how to proceed.

The 10-day debate stemmed from deep divisions on the board.

One does not need to reach so far back in this country's history to find deep divisions over how to recall national events.

There seemed to be fairly deep divisions within their ranks.

Even within the church, independence brought deep divisions that were difficult to heal.

And today there are deep divisions over just how effective the administration has been in improving conditions at the market.

"There are such deep divisions in our human family."

It put on display the deep divisions here over integration with the rest of Europe.

And I understand there are deep divisions inside the Army.

Even within the French government, there are deep divisions.

In particular as deep divisions between the two remain.

Deep divisions within our country have infected the body politic.

But the response to the remarks reflected the deep divisions between the two parties.

Several senators said the outcome reflected the deep divisions among them over the case.

The party leadership faces deep divisions in the rank and file.

Today, a compromise was struck reflecting the deep divisions among the members of the committee.

Second, she shows the peace sentiment led to deep divisions and occasional violence across the North.