Sentence examples for internal schism from inspiring English sources
"internal schism" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It can be used to describe a division or conflict within a group or organization that arises from differing opinions or beliefs held by its members. Example: The political party was torn apart by an internal schism between the more progressive members and the more conservative members.
Internal schism, unrelenting police pressure and failure to move beyond street protests all tarnish Kefaya's sheen.
Olivier Peyon, who has become a close friend of Villani's, sees how he has struggled with this internal schism.
Adding to the gravity is the great extent to which Lebanon's internal schism mirrors the polarisation of the wider region.
Mr. Fayyad acknowledges that the Palestinian national cause has been hampered by internal schism, which limits the authority of President Mahmoud Abbas of Fatah and the Fayyad government to the West Bank and leaves Hamas, its Islamic rival, in control of Gaza.
The fledgling Christian Science movement was further threatened by internal schism and the rivalry of various "mind-cure" groups that appropriated her terminology but sought healing not through divine help but through the powers of the human mind, which she saw as engendering disease in the first place.
Thereafter the Church continued to grow and expand, interrupted only by an internal schism in 1942.
"We have seen weeks of internal schisms in government, especially in the security sector," Abdi said.
(He curiously has little to say about its internal schisms over foreign policy and national security).
Her film, shot in the heady days of the revolution, does not have to grapple with the internal schisms that would later hamper the Yemen uprising.
A blacklist to bolster democracy ReprintsThe month of fighting last summer, which left 1,200 Lebanese dead and thousands more homeless, sharply deepened internal schisms.
Drama gradually takes over from documentary as Mr. Wakamatsu introduces his characters, outlining the internal schisms and external forces that caused the student groups to unravel and splinter into extremist factions.
