Sentence examples for a single faction from inspiring English sources

Government leaders mostly come from a single faction in the civil war.

The Divergent series features 16-year-old heroine Beatrice ("Tris") Prior, who does not fit easily into a single faction designated for citizens when they reach the age of 16.

To a country which imports 90 per cent of its food, drugs, and supplies, this is, in effect, sentencing an entire nation to death by starvation, not just a single faction within it.

These units are either restricted to a single faction or are dependent on the control of a particular province.

She was accused of leading France into a civil war because of her inability to support a single faction; she was described as an "empty headed" German; of her children it was said that she "took pleasure in a new pregnancy only insofar as it offered her new gifts"; and her political mistakes were said to be caused because she was fat.

Yemen is too divided for any single faction to win an outright victory.

Communes created elaborate systems of checks on power that aimed to prevent dominance by any single faction.

Furthermore, the one unplayable and three playable Roman factions of the original have been combined into a single playable faction in Europa Barbarorum, the Romani.

The absence of a single dominant faction, the inability of groups to unite to confront common threats and effective recruitment campaigns by extremist Islamist groups have allowed radical jihadist organizations such as Usbat al-Ansar, Jund al-Sham and the Abdullah Azzam Brigades to take root.

So enthusiastically well-received was this speech, that both groups voted together as a single, cohesive faction, leaving the government without a majority.

No single faction in the alliance can defeat Dawa on its own.