Sentence examples for internal disunity from inspiring English sources

Labor used the preselection battle to highlight what it says is internal disunity and personal ambition in the Liberal party.

China at this time suffered from the twin evils of warlordism and imperialism (i.e., internal disunity and foreign encroachment).

And Lyndon Johnson's waging of war in Vietnam was in part a pathological response to his fears about internal disunity, unqualified by any deep understanding of Asian realities.

Yet during this crucial period, Ecuador's internal disunity prevented the modernization of its social structure, land tenure system, education, and communications.

In republics, an economy that would be menaced by internal disunity and a ruling class united at least in its pursuit of commercial advantage helped assure the preservation of public order and the repulsion of any individual or family seeking political domination.

Mr Cameron is betting that under Mr Brown Labour will lurch to the left; Mr Brown is hoping that Mr Cameron's Conservatives will collapse under the weight of their internal disunity.Thanks to coincidental Tory disarray as well as to a "Brown bounce", Labour no longer trails the Tories badly in the polls: Mr Brown and Mr Cameron are running neck-and-neck (see chart).

The period between the accession of his successor Máel Coluim I (Malcolm I) and Máel Coluim mac Cináeda (Malcolm II) was marked by good relations with the Wessex rulers of England, intense internal dynastic disunity and relatively successful expansionary policies.

The period between the accession of Máel Coluim I and Máel Coluim mac Cináeda was marked by good relations with the Wessex rulers of England, intense internal dynastic disunity and, despite this, relatively successful expansionary policies.

The culmination of the inflation, however, came in 1923, the year that also saw the climax in the protracted crisis of internal disorder and disunity.

That said, the status quo is not sustainable and will only embolden Iran's enemies to sow the seeds of internal discord and disunity with serious risk for the country's territorial integrity.

The Governments of Attlee, Wilson and Callaghan handed election victory to the Tories as a result of disunity and internal divisions.