Sentence examples for cause a splintering from inspiring English sources
His death may cause a splintering of the Shabab as different factions emerge.
Infighting had caused a splinter group to start its own party, the Congress of the People, or COPE.
"And a primary with too many minority candidates will likely splinter the vote, cause a lot of friction and make it easier for Bloomberg to get re-elected".
51, 52 Docetaxel can cause a wide range of nail toxicities including subungual and splinter hemorrhages, hyperkeratosis, paronychia, separation of the nail from the nail bed, and cessation of nail growth.
One of the most worrying possible outcomes if Saleh departs is the splintering of the Yemeni Army into rival factions, which could cause an all-out civil war.
The refusal by Senate Democrats to seat Mr. Burris on Tuesday has also splintered the caucus and caused a dust storm of racial politics at a time when many Americans hoped Mr. Obama's election was a sign that the country was moving beyond its racially troubled past.
Do not pull the splinter up or too quickly, as doing either of these things could cause the splinter to break and you will have to try removing it again.
Because the can crusher is operated by human force, it's a good idea to eliminate any edges that can cause scratches or splinters.
It will also cause splinters within Jewish communities, as Jewish-American WASPs struggle to stay connected to a cultural organization in which profoundly regressive politics are presented as harmless, mainstream, and paradoxically apolitical.
