Sentence examples for is disunited from inspiring English sources

That wing is disunited to the point of dysfunction and will need time to absorb their unexpected victory.

The Taliban movement itself is disunited and fissured with mutual suspicion — local tribal leaders have told me that ninety per cent of the people we call Taliban could be reconcilable under some circumstances, but that many are terrified of what the Quetta shura and other extremists associated with the old Taliban regime might do to them if they tried to reconcile.

The Labour Party is disunited.

In contrast, black and Asian anti-racists are disunited, seem to have given up.

" The last time in Bucharest, Nato sent the worst signal because they were disunited," he said.

"You get no respect from white folk by being disunited," he wrote.

It is clearly true that Iran's élites are disunited, but to place great emphasis on this fact is misleading.

But that is not its most serious problem.What sank the centre-left Prodi government between 2006 and 2008 was that it was disunited.

European Protestantism was disunited, torn by bitter quarrels over the meaning of the Lord's Supper and threatened by the revived power of the Catholic Hapsburgs.

The Orientalist Edward Balfour, though he described the Hazaras as "unblushing beggars and thieves," went on to write, "Some of the clans have a military repute; they would make good soldiers, and might have risen to distinction, but they are disunited".

Yet if the shine is starting to come off Mr Abe's popularity, the opposition to his Liberal Democratic Party LDPP) continues to be a crushing disappointment to voters.Japan's opposition parties have long been disunited and ill-disciplined.