Sentence examples for it is disunity from inspiring English sources

In spite of all the rhetoric in that document about the unity of the "homeland of the apostles and prophets" and the "values and ideals of the heavenly messages and findings of science" that have played a role in "preserving for Iraq its free union," it is disunity, diminished sovereignty and years of future discord that lie in store for Iraq if the Constitution is not overhauled.

Having caused havoc for successive Tory leaders, it would be extraordinary if it was disunity in sceptic ranks that helped keep the UK in the EU and enhanced Cameron's reputation as a Tory prime minister who settled the argument over Europe if not for good, then for a decent long time to come.

If the Psalmist is right in saying that it is "good and pleasant for brethren to dwell together in unity", we should equally recognize what a bad and unpleasant thing it is when there is disunity and division in the Church.

Turnbull: You have been promoting the impression there is disunity in the government.

There is disunity not only on the opium problem but on how to fight the war.

For Jung, the mind is a self-regulating system and mental illness is disunity of personality.

But there is one thing that demoralises our workers and breaks apart our support in the country, and that is disunity.

But there is disunity in the ranks.

It is player disunity that will absorb fans and give those who run the teams an early case of agita.

It's been a hard slog, given there has been disunity.

"Things are not like the Taliban predicted, that our affairs would collapse, and there would be disunity," Mr. Registani said.