Sentence examples for crisis of unity from inspiring English sources

Frum stays calm but admits to "paralyzing, excruciating choice" if it's Trump-Clinton while adding that the selection of The Donald would lead to the break-up of the GOP because of "a real crisis of unity between donors/congressional leaders and the party base".

While this crisis will heighten a sense of unity and solidarity, our highly homogeneous nation will soon confront economic-policy issues sparked by the financing of gigantic reconstruction projects.

Moreover, rather than forge a spirit of unity, the economic crisis opened deep divisions.

But that global display of unity in this crisis obscures an unsettling reality.

Mr. Annan has struggled to maintain a semblance of unity during a crisis that has left the United Nations' oldest and most powerful members sharply divided over its role in settling global conflicts.

Father Robinson, as pastor, sets a tone of unity, focusing on the crisis at Spanish, English and Creole Masses, declaring that Haiti's loss is the parish's loss.

Landmarks in London were lit up with the colours of the Tricolore in a striking show of unity with France following the terror crisis.

"I have appealed to all political forces in Ukraine to unite in the face of the crisis," she told this correspondent.As ever, Ukrainian politicians show little sign of unity.

The peace plan has emerged as a focus of diplomacy as the myriad players in the Syria crisis — ranging from external powers to exiled dissidents — sought to increase pressure on Mr. Assad, with varying degrees of unity.

LONDON — It was a striking display of unity: Rupert and James Murdoch, father and son, walking side by side through central London as they faced a crisis that had laid siege to their company.

"This is a sign of unity".