Sentence examples for fractured labour from inspiring English sources
And the Express thought May "got off to a cracking start" by "demolishing a weak and fractured Labour opposition..
The fractured Labour coalition of middle-class liberals and working-class social conservatives can at least find points of unity on economic policy, while the more protracted task of creating new forms of English identity, in which migrants, the cosmopolitan young and the so-called "left behind" can each find a home, might then start.
The question is whether that coalition of voters is fracturing amid Labour's reluctance to articulate a position that is clearly anti-Brexit.
Mr Reid has refused to make his intentions clear until then, but yesterday he went on to say: "I predict that we will not only see that unity up to this election but beyond this election and rather than the expected fracturing of Labour beyond it, we will see a coming together of all of the Labour leadership beyond this election".
In the end, it was Labour's traditional coalition that fractured most lethally: in the direction of the SNP, Greens and Ukip.
Constituency Labour parties that had once gone about their business peacefully have become fractured, engulfed by allegations of infiltration by hard-left groups, of homophobia, antisemitism, intimidation and bullying.
Brexit has fractured the two main parties: many Tories feel that they no longer have an ideological home; Labour has been further divided by charges of anti-Semitism in its ranks.
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The United Kingdom had fractured.
