Sentence examples for break into factions from inspiring English sources

Out of power, the party may fly apart, break into factions and cease to exist in its present form, Mr. Bailey said.

It's no wonder the Republicans in Texas are breaking into factions: They need the competition.

Faced with the strength of the Right, the Left broke into factions.

After Joseph Smith's death in 1844, the church that he founded broke into factions following various leaders.

But on a faculty that has long been broken into factions, not everyone sees it that way.

With the entry of the United States into the war, however, the once 40,000-strong WPP broke into factions, some members turning to war-relief efforts and others refusing to support the conflict in any way.

The crowd then broke into factions, some heading to Brooklyn, others to Harlem.

And so The Mist takes more than two hours to examine how easily a civilised group of friends and neighbours can break up into factions and tip into hysteria – especially if one of them, Marcia Gay Harden, is intoxicated by the notion that her well-thumbed Book of Revelation might be telling the literal truth.

But it's hardly unusual for finicky La Scala patrons to break into warring factions.

No other party got more than 3%.Some think Swapo might break into warring factions when Mr Nujoma dies.

But a lot depends on what happens next, and whether they will transform into political groups contesting power, or break into armed factions fighting for it.