Sentence examples for lack unity from inspiring English sources

Like their national counterparts, Western Democrats lack unity, a coherent message and enough money to compete with Republicans.

Jérôme Tubiana, an independent researcher who has written widely on Chad and Darfur, said that while the rebels lack unity and a coherent political plan for Chad, the international community should not give Mr. Déby a free pass in Chad for the sake of Darfur.

The Syrian opposition as yet lacks unity, and the breadth of its popular support is uncertain.

The southern movement still lacks unity, strong leadership and international support, said Prof Abdul Faqih, a professor of politics at Sana'a University.

Yet for all its merits – her voice is utterly pure, and the altpop textures luscious – The Voyager lacks unity.

Without the rallying point of Willowbrook, one mother said, they lacked unity, especially since the group homes spread their children throughout the state.

But the torched tuna, though charred and meaty, was on the plain side, and the new world sashimi (yellowtail and tuna with yuzu and jalapeño) lacked unity.

"Black Diamond" sounds like a compilation more than a single artist's work, not because it lacks unity but precisely because it has the satisfying cohesion that comes from a well-curated collection of disparate tracks.

"The even deeper reason why regulatory policies have been so disparate and lacked unity is that reform of our country's current financial legal system lags so badly behind," it added.

Though lacking unity on the matter, the Borana Oromo (the Waso Borana supported the secession) had historical reasons for rejecting the Somali struggle for secession (Baxter 1966).

While all that is a true possibility, it has lacked unity, making the revolution feel like it has yet to arrive.