Sentence examples for its infighting from inspiring English sources

But he acknowledged that Afic must overcome its infighting and internal rivalries.

Buffalo finally abandoned its infighting to start a strong regional advertising effort.

Signs that other grandees are rallying follow calls from members of the 2010 intake for the party to stop its infighting, cast off self-doubt and get behind their leader.

ASTROS 6, ROCKIES 3: Ken Caminiti homered and drove in three runs and Shane Reynolds won for the first time in six starts as visiting Houston put aside its infighting and beat Colorado.

How to Change the World tracks the early story of Greenpeace, its characters, its infighting and the genesis of one of the most powerful conservation movements on the planet.

But, as Labor continued its infighting, there were signs that Abbott wanted to deal with other things, too — things about which Australians felt more fond, like the largely functional health-care system, the national broadcaster, and the progressive taxation system for repaying university fees.

Ballet, at this level, is a belief system, and the Bolshoi, for all its corruption and its vicious infighting (of which we were reminded when, last Monday night, the company's acid-blinded director Sergei Filin was led on to the Covent Garden stage), remains one of its cathedrals.

But the opposition went far beyond the rarified realms of the architectural community and its professional infighting.

But it seems that few of the likely candidates from the party, with its historical infighting, like that idea.

The details of the C.I.A.'s operations and its bureaucratic infighting are also convincing, as is Wells's planning and execution of his mission.

But he has yet to name a cabinet, and the coalition has been hamstrung by the lack of a reliable arms supply and its own infighting.