Sentence examples for divided his party from inspiring English sources

But Trump, who has divided his party, is picking from a limited list.

Indeed, Cameron quite unnecessarily divided his party, causing 81 Tory MPs to vote against him on precisely that question just 15 months ago.

Heath lacked the charisma or popular appeal to secure a lasting consensus, leaving schisms which have divided his party and the country ever since.

A process that they had hoped would elevate the governor, demonstrate his statesmanship and introduce him to the nation instead damaged his credibility and divided his party.

James McGreevey, who nearly won the 1997 governor's race and who is the front-runner for next year's Democratic nomination, was all but invisible during the Senate primary that bitterly divided his party along geographic lines.

And earlier, at a rally in San Diego, he said his struggle with Mr. McCain had been good for him as a candidate, and had not deeply divided his party.

Miliband's decision to choose fees as a defining issue risks dividing his party.

The Europe question is going to divide his party as deeply as Iraq divided Blair's Labour (half of his backbenchers voted against in a whipped vote).

(Roosevelt, it should be noted, lost the election following his Osawatomie speech, dividing his party and leaving it in the political wilderness).

He appears determined to stay until 2016, even if it means dividing his party, alienating military commanders, and arresting opposition leaders such as Olaru Otunnu, who used to work for the United Nations.

At first reluctant to challenge Mr. Mbeki, his protégé, and divide his party, the African National Congress, Mr. Mandela is now photographed wearing a T-shirt that says "HIV Positive," the campaign's trademark.