Sentence examples for dissension over from inspiring English sources

This inconvenience leads to dissension over some details.

The Democrats' political and financial organization was in disarray, however, and they experienced internal dissension over Prohibition and other issues.

The Chancellor found, with the exception of Temple, their resignations to reflect more a willingness to step down than disagreement or dissension over the Time-Warner merger.

Dissension over monetary policy, taxes and Britain's place in the European Community caused her government to give up hard-won gains against inflation and unemployment.

His last years were clouded by dissension over the issue of Bishop Ilarion (Alfeyev), sent to London supposedly to serve in a senior, but supportive, role.

There was even racial dissension over Mr. Obama's wife, Michelle: She was viewed favorably by 58percentt of black voters, compared with 24percentt of white voters.

He was by profession an accountant but by background and temperament a politician and committee man who could smooth over dissension and get decisions.

In the winter of 1920 21 widespread dissension broke out over the policies of War Communism, not only among the populace but among the party leadership as well.

For the moment, dissension and doubts over Peillon's defense of secular morality are the only traits that seem to be universal.

He found that Congress, in writing the law, had ignored furious dissension among doctors over the safety and necessity of the disputed abortion.

We have to win one and that would be the more logical game because of the fact that they're not playing real well, there's a lot of dissension going on over there".