Sentence examples for internecine squabbling from inspiring English sources

With the Soviets leaving Afghanistan and the internecine squabbling between factions getting worse, Bin Laden returned to Saudi Arabia.

Instead, it reads like a junior vice-president's explanation of the phenomenon of Internecine Squabbling In Rock And Roll.

In all, the documents painted a picture of a highly dysfunctional, top-heavy organization divided into discrete, rival factions, and weighed down by mistrust, poor communication, buck-passing and internecine squabbling.

Just about a week before the premiere of "Smash," the much-hyped new NBC series about the making of a Broadway show, Broadway has come up with a real-life soap opera of its own, almost as if to advertise that yes, the internecine squabbling that we're about to be lapping up in fictional form is firmly based in sensational reality.

It is unfortunate that internecine squabbling about the value of pro bono service in one corner of the legal profession, the personal injury bar, threatens to obscure what should be regarded as the profession's finest hour, the extraordinary volunteer service by lawyers in response to the tragedy of Sept. 11.

Comprised of women taking direct action in defence of domestic violence services, their dramatic actions have been combined with a politics emphasising a culture of mutual support, solidarity and self-care, a reviving blast of fresh air in a left still dominated by stale machismo and internecine squabbling.

And that's why it set up an internecine squabble.

It all might sound like a petty internecine squabble, but the stakes are very high.

Too often, he dwells on internecine squabbles of which the average listener knows, and cares, little.

He seemed to have finally buried the internecine squabbles that have hobbled the Conservative Party for more than a decade.

After years of internecine squabbles that have divided the French left, ministers were advised to avoid disputes.