Sentence examples for bit of infighting from inspiring English sources

State officials have told courts that it was a mistake to present the testimony, but local prosecutors, in a rare bit of infighting among law enforcement officials, insist the death sentences should stand.

A date for bidding and the final documentation of the process were finally released today — though a bit of official infighting acted as a reminder that not all is well at the agency.

These sorts of lateral moves aren't unusual but for Khan to have led a fairly successful run of tablets and cellphones and then decide to roll over to a bank points to a bit of political infighting and potential disappointment at the GalTab line, especially as Samsung is fighting – and lobbing – lawsuits at Apple over "copyist" techniques by both giants.

(A bit of snarky infighting reported by The Witchita Eagle: Thompson called the Democratic state party out for "sitting on the sidelines" after it denied the campaign's request for $20,000).

The latest bout of infighting could be the bloodiest.

The neck-wrap was safely back in place for kick-off, but, as Barack Obama might say, Mancini then had to endure a shellacking considerably more damaging than any bit of gossip about infighting, backbiting or civil strife in the land of the monied Blues.

UMNO has a history of infighting.

Talk about the dangers of infighting.

The agreement ended two years of infighting.

Both are basically about the perils of infighting.

Because of infighting, the previous year's budget never passed.