Sentence examples for disunity for from inspiring English sources
"disunity for" is correct and can be used in written English
It means lack of harmony or agreement among a group of people. Example: The disunity for the proposed project led to its delay and eventual cancellation.
But he also knows that England's disunity, for so long a dirty secret, could present his biggest challenge.
He said it would be no sign of disunity for the Senate to debate, and disagree, on a major policy issue like missile defense.
Blaming Palestinians — for disunity, for grandstanding, for seeking not the 1967 lines but Israel's disappearance — is easy enough, although increasingly an exercise in misrepresentation of the major Palestinian shifts under Prime Minister Salam Fayyad.
Moderate Arab states generally allied to the United States blamed Palestinian disunity for the crisis and more radical states, some of whom did not attend, urged collective action to defend the Palestinians against Israel.
Many of the Peshmerga work under the control of Kurdistan's ruling parties instead of the Ministry of Peshmerga Affairs, threatening further disunity for the region which experienced an internecine war in the 1990s, and is now suffering from a financial crisis, security threats and internal discontent.
In a display of disunity unusual for the tight-knit, Republican-controlled Board of Supervisors, Mr. Horn has criticized the consolidation of fire departments as costly and ineffectual, and has challenged Ms. Jacob's support of the plan.
There was for a while a vogue for the disunity of science.
Now is the time for disunity to stop and for us all to unite behind Ian Holloway, his staff and the players as they seek to restore Millwall Football Club both on and off the field".
The results showed that a ligament disunity of 1 mm was reached for a very low delta flexion.
For example, Kraepelin considered "disunity of consciousness" to be the core feature of schizophrenia.
Whether it spills over into wedgies for Owen's policy team, the broader disunity was there for the world to see – the crowd booed and cheered like they were watching the Rumble in the Jungle rather than the Obvious Fails in Wales.
