Sentence examples for feuding groups from inspiring English sources
The phrase "feuding groups" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
One example of using this phrase could be: "The community was divided into two feuding groups, each vying for control of the neighborhood." This sentence suggests that there are two opposing groups within the larger community that are in conflict with one another.
The prime minister must appoint a government that can win the confidence of most of Iraq's diverse and feuding groups.
The prime minister must name a government that can win the confidence of all of Iraq's diverse and feuding groups.
That forum was arranged by the United Nations and the African Union to try to bring feuding groups together so that negotiations with the Khartoum government could proceed.
As that anarchy turned to bedlam, Bugaighis worked to reconcile Libya's feuding groups — even as her life was threatened, and as other critics of the militias were murdered.
PAGE A3 Stray Bullet Kills 2-Year-Old A toddler riding to an Easter dinner with his mother and his sisters was shot -- the unintended victim of gunfire between feuding groups of men in the Bronx.
For one thing, officials would have to figure out which Taliban members might be within the reach of a reconciliation campaign, no easy task in a lawless country with feuding groups of insurgents.
Much of the violence is linked to the two separatist wars that ravaged Chechnya in the past 15 years, but persistent poverty, corruption, feuding ethnic groups and the rise of radical Islam are also factors.
Pushed into a corner, the country's noisy, feuding opposition groups are already proclaiming the election to be a fraud.
Senate lawmakers have been bogged down by feuding interest groups and, more recently, by election year battles over unemployment benefits, overtime pay and the "outsourcing" of jobs overseas.
Such exercises attempt to simulate conditions that troops are likely to encounter: in this case, dealing not so much with enemy soldiers, but with confrontations with angry civilians, demonstrators and feuding ethnic groups.
As they try to provide the most basic medical services to civilian war victims, they join the national rebuilding effort, which includes the problematic reconciliation of feuding ethnic groups.
