Sentence examples for constant infighting from inspiring English sources

The constant infighting among top American officials over how deeply to invest in the war has to end.

"He clearly wants to take the party back to the bad old days of constant infighting and no policy.

Fayyad never managed to control the rat's nest of overlapping Palestinian security agencies, whose constant infighting was encouraged by struggles within President Mahmoud Abbas's Fatah party.

(As a United Nations agency, it is rarely bold, but the 1990s were a decade of particularly low morale and constant infighting).

Many House Republicans worry that the constant infighting will cost them the chance to have any sway over the details of the short-term bill.

He was vague on details, and said, a little defensively, "As you know, while I was President, because of the constant infighting I was unable to enforce Islamic law in a way that could benefit and advance Afghan society".

Critics charge that this has diffused authority, provoked near-constant infighting and hidden the blame for the systems' failings.

The failure in the Legislature marks one of the biggest setbacks for Mr. Murphy, who, despite having full Democratic control in the State Senate and Assembly, has faced constant party infighting and has struggled to convince lawmakers of his progressive agenda.

But it is defended by Republicans as the only recourse for heading off a state of constant caucus infighting because of the large-scale turnover dictated by the eight-year term limit (four two-year terms in the House, two four-year terms in the Senate) that is about to begin.

Given the growing relativization of history writing and the constant intramural infighting in academia, given the growing preference of scholars for seeing history as a product of abstract social forces rather than the acts of individual men, historians have left us not with one Hitler, but a multitude of Hitlers.

President Trump overhauled his White House on Friday in a dramatic shake-up of his senior team at the six-month mark of his presidency, which so far has been beset by a special counsel's widening Russia investigation, a floundering legislative agenda and seemingly constant chaos and infighting within his West Wing.