Sentence examples for danger of splitting from inspiring English sources

Is the Labour party in imminent danger of splitting?

The shadow chancellor also denied that he told Smith "if that's what it takes" when warned that Labour was in danger of splitting.

But on the Conservative Right, plenty of people will tell you that UKIP is in danger of splitting the right-wing vote, and handing victory to Labour in lots of seats.

Another co-sponsor, Your Party, looks in danger of splitting over the bill (though intraparty tensions had been building before it).In several polls Mr Abe's ratings have tumbled by around ten percentage points since a month ago, to below 50%.

The party is in danger of splitting.

After starting to bite he stopped and refused to be hooked on the subject of loyalty, but a Norwegian source indicated that the dressing room was in danger of splitting into two factions, with Solskjaer's signings in one camp and Mackay's men in the other.

"I see a real danger of Europe splitting," says one.

But if wounded prides are not soothed soon, the greatest 1-2 punch in the game today is in danger of eventually splitting up.

His departure reveals the danger of a split in the party that could yet jeopardise the bill.

The council, he added, was in danger of causing splits in Syrian society by failing to create a single rebel military command under its control, leaving individual militias to seek their own sources of help.

In December 1922, warning in his then secret "Testament" of the danger of a split between Trotsky and Stalin, Lenin characterized Trotsky as a man of "exceptional abilities" but "too far-reaching self-confidence and a disposition to be too much attracted by the purely administrative side of affairs".