Sentence examples for internal party strife from inspiring English sources

Tory MPs said they expected Boris Johnson, the leading Brexit campaigner, to throw his hat into the ring early this week in the race to succeed David Cameron as leader – a move that would trigger months of internal party strife.

For others, it was the series of corruption scandals and internal party strife which turned voters off the ANC, the BBC reported.

The Trump campaign and RNC leaders wanted to avoid a public display of internal party strife at the convention, which they hope instead to choreograph as a show of unity behind their nominee.

To that extent, even against the current backdrop of internal party strife, Singh is already starting to refine his general election pitch with the ambitious aim, this Fall, of dragging the NDP out of its prolonged post-2015 slump.

She has no internal party rivals.

It has been so long since a book unveiled internal political strife that we must thank Matthew d'Ancona for reminding us that within a party all is not invariably sweetness and light.

A long-term funding bill ultimately passed, but only after months of internal Republican strife.

The youth were demanding an end to internal political strife between Fatah and Hamas.

It was thought that this may, in turn, lessen internal political strife while enhancing interprofessional collaboration.

Tensions: Internal strife has already severed the party leaving little room or people for further dissent.

Jeremy Corbyn is facing calls from senior MPs to cancel an appearance at a fundraising dinner hosted by the Stop the War Coalition this week, as internal strife continued to dog the Labour party in the wake of last week's airstrikes vote.