Sentence examples for has been disunity from inspiring English sources

It's been a hard slog, given there has been disunity.

But another reason for the long war has been the disunity of the rebels.

Labor has been undone by disunity and regicide.

The Arab League is to host a meeting of the Syrian opposition in Cairo on Saturday in an effort to produce a common programme to unite opponents of President Bashar al-Assad's regime, but the effort has been marred by disunity and a threatened boycott by the Syrian National Council (SNC).

Because of variations in both doctrine and practice, however, the Eucharist, which was intended as both a symbol of and a means of fostering unity within the church, has been a source of disunity and even contention.

As has been seen many times before, this disunity is allowing whoever becomes prime minister the luxury of choice in its approach to the Arab world.

Disunity and autonomy of levels has been associated, conversely, with antirealism, meaning instrumentalist or empiricist heuristics.

Mr. Beck presided over a two-year stretch of disunity and plunging popularity for the party while it has been part of an uneasy governing coalition with Mrs. Merkel's conservative Christian Democratic Union.

It can be concluded that in practice, acceptable immediate postoperative flexion to avoid disunity and thereby promote healing should be limited to the flexion at which the frame has been stretched.

Although news about the turmoil has been scrubbed from the Web, local Communist Party officials and the police have been painting the protesters as subversives intent on fanning ethnic disunity.

Turnbull: You have been promoting the impression there is disunity in the government.