Sentence examples for as dissension from inspiring English sources

Our city government, not used to strong African-American leadership, views any complaints as dissension.

Mr. Bush spoke as dissension broke out in Mr. Sharon's coalition government, with Israel's defense minister, Benjamin Ben-Eliezer, angrily threatening to resign over the army's continuing invasion of the unofficial Palestinian capital, Ramallah, a senior Israeli official said.

Ever since the first transmitter at Alexandra Palace cast its shadow over North London, television has inspired as much dissension as unity.

Worsley feared dissension as much as a misguided route, and he said sternly to Adams, "Look, mate, we need to keep heading southward and upward".

Yet even as Republicans criticized Mr. Obama as fiscally timid, dissension in their ranks over those spending cuts suggested their challenges in writing their own budget.

Extra point The recommended reading on this latest Jets episode comes from Rich Cimini of ESPN New York, who says the dissension isn't as serious as depicted by The Daily News.

He dismissed the reports of dissension as a disinformation campaign by the government, and he encouraged supporters to stay together.

At the other end of the political spectrum were reactionary forces in the military who viewed such dissension as a serious threat to national security.

Mr. Larson savored his drink after working for days to tamp down dissension as a member of the party platform committee.

But that move created dissension as partners and other employees heard details of the contract Mr. Jordan negotiated with Lazard's chairman, Michel A. David-Weill.

The Astana riders worked together, without a hint of dissension, as the peloton rode a breathtaking route from Andorre-la-Vieille in Andorra back into France.