Sentence examples for an internecine one from inspiring English sources

The spat over whether the education department has diverted £400m of its budget away from local authority schools into Gove's pet free schools programme is essentially an internecine one between the coalition parties.

On one hand, there is an (often reasonable) sense in countries recovering from conflict (especially an internecine one where communities or even families were split) that opening tender wounds could reignite war.

Formula One is an internecine  affair.

He should not have tolerated a chancellor who sabotaged him from within, generating an internecine struggle for dominance that began on day one and did not cease until Gordon Brown finally supplanted him.

Republican criticism of Fannie and Freddie was part of an internecine battle in the financial industry between Fannie and Freddie on one side, and their competitors, institutions like Bear Stearns, AIG and Merrill Lynch, on the other.

After 50 years of an internecine civil war that has claimed over 200,000 lives, victimized millions more, and saddled Colombian society with one of the great lingering human rights burdens of our time, a peace deal with the FARC now seems a question of when rather than if.

Such an internecine war would be bad for Democrats, who need to turn their fire early on the Republicans.

And that's why it set up an internecine squabble.

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

Three self-anointed Boozefighters had come from Norway, provoking an internecine debate about their legitimacy.

The result was an internecine war that the two men have struggled to overcome.