Sentence examples for greater discord from inspiring English sources

Blame for much of the violence — including the electricity riots — has been placed on groups seeking to exploit the country's political deadlock by sowing greater discord.

A result has been greater discord than usual among large sellers who use eBay to run their businesses and who feel as if their profit margins are getting steadily squeezed.

Ukrainian politicians say Russia, which has openly claimed a role for itself politically in the former Soviet space, has seized on Ukraine's economic troubles to sow greater discord among the ruling parties by confronting them with a difficult negotiation over fuel prices.

It will only plant the seeds for greater discord and further destabilize Egypt and political transformation throughout the broader region.

The Egyptian-Israeli gas link was one of the most significant outcomes of the 1979 peace treaty between the two countries, and its annulment clearly signals a period of greater discord; it may also cause energy shortages in Israel, especially during peak summer demand periods.

Perhaps the greatest discord is over the prospects of Jon M. Huntsman Jr., former governor of Utah.

This first great discord of the American century informs all his work.

"If everything is in great discord, and it's been doing that for a while, you can think, 'Well, maybe something internally needs to shift so this outside world can catch up with it,'" he says.

However the result of the miracle was that (in William Caxton's translation) "the bishops of the idols made a great discord among the people, so that all they cried: Take away this sorceress and witch that turned men's minds and alieneth their wits".

Our society seems to be devolving into a greater and meaner discord, contention and abuse.

The film, which chronicles the familiar highs and lows of band life the egos, arguments, group-therapy sessions and loyal fans also shows a great deal of discord within Fishbone.