Sentence examples for divisive squabbling from inspiring English sources
AS the white stretch limo zoomed westward on the Long Island Expressway, the passengers giggled and gossiped, catching up on old times and remarking how good it was to be united after years of divisive squabbling in their pursuit of separate but overlapping agendas.
The announcement came after a speech on Friday in which Mr. Malema accused President Jacob Zuma of becoming a dictator, and after a highly unusual news conference on Tuesday by the party's top leadership to denounce divisive squabbles.
Based on the numbers with slave ancestors, that would funnel the lion's share of the money to America and Brazil with a good slice to Brixton and Birmingham.There is potential for divisive squabbles.
Rather than concentrating at this point on drumming up support for Mr. Gore, the county's Democratic clubs are locked in a divisive squabble over who is to be chairman of the Council of Presidents, the umbrella organization for the clubs.
Controlled by Brazil's billionaire Diniz family, CBD has weathered many a storm since its founding in 1948, from the perpetually turbulent Brazilian economy to divisive internal squabbling.
Diefenbaker quietly sought the Conservative nomination for the federal riding of Lake Centre, but was unwilling to risk a divisive intra-party squabble.
All the Islamist groups agree this is not the time for pushing divisive social issues like banning alcohol or veiling women, and they acknowledge that internal squabbling only serves Mr. Assad's interests.
And strikes are divisive.
There was no infantile squabbling.
