Sentence examples for a internecine from inspiring English sources

But I'm afraid that in explicating this week's private equity-Bain Capital brouhaha that spiraled into a internecine bit of mixed-messaging spatter between the White House and Newark Mayor Cory Booker -- gripping the fluttery hearts of many inside the Beltway -- she fell into a trap.

The question is a critical one for Democrats, because the party is drawing ever closer to an internecine, once-in-a-generation war over whether to seriously scale back the federal budget.

It is a story of an internecine political world of favor-trading and access-peddling.

In surveillance transcripts, Cerreti read about a meeting to discuss the death of a 'Ndranghetista killed in an internecine feud.

Tens of thousands of civil servants have not been paid in nearly a year, owing to an internecine dispute over who is responsible for their salaries.

Separately, in southern Iraq, where Shiite factions are involved in an internecine power struggle, an improvised explosive device was found on the road to a Shiite shrine, said Maj. Nasser al-Majedi, the spokesman of the Dhi Qar Province Police Department.

What began as classic congressional deadlock between a Republican-dominated House and a Democratic-controlled Senate has become an internecine dispute between the Tea Party movement and more moderate Republicans.

But as the war evolved from a Russian-Chechen fight to an internecine struggle, Mr. Israilov's father urged him to desert, saying his job required violence against his former friends, who would retaliate.

Like the Bryan nomination in 1896, a Trump nomination could effectuate an internecine ideological clash in the party that could manifest itself for decades.

Mitt Romney's loss to a Democratic president wounded by a weak economy is certain to spur an internecine struggle over the future of the Republican Party, but the strength of the party's conservatives in Congress and the rightward tilt of the next generation of party leaders could limit any course correction.

Opponents of the training scheme claim that the presence of UK forces would provoke Vladimir Putin and also risked "mission creep" – being sucked into an internecine civil war and even a confrontation with Russian forces.