Sentence examples for because of divisions among from inspiring English sources

Although Peronism was defeated in the election, because of divisions among its candidates, it remains the country's main political force.

Cutbacks were also ordered in Europe, but progress wielding the axe in America was slow because of divisions among executives about where cuts should be made.

A1 Members of Congress left for a summer recess somewhat empty-handed after drives to renew tax cuts and enact a highway measure were stalled because of divisions among Republicans.

But the dominant view among Middle East experts is that the negotiations would be an uphill struggle at best, because of divisions among the Palestinians, the hard-line cast of the Israeli government and the deep skepticism each side harbors about the other's intentions.

WASHINGTON -- Weekend talks seeking a deal on Iran's nuclear program fell apart not because of divisions among six world powers, but because Iran balked at the last moment, Secretary of State John Kerry said Monday.

So, betting on creating any kind of divisions among the Syrians will be a total failure".

The majority of its joint decisions remain on paper, partly because of continuing divisions among its members.

There are points of division among us, of course.

Many have land, if only small plots after generations of division among sons.

Reports of division among players and owners surfaced.

Legal experts believe the issue is now almost certain to be heard by the nation's highest court, because of the division among the lower jurisdictions.