Sentence examples for less united from inspiring English sources

Democrats appeared to be less united and struggling to come up with a counteroffer.

Rangers fans have been less united about the merits of a player whose history is littered with spiteful moments.

The Muslim sects enjoy more or less united leaderships, but have grown increasingly antagonistic to each other.

Ed Miliband's one great achievement has been to keep Labour more or less united and in the game.

The picture emerging is of a board far less united in support of Mr. Grasso than has been reported.

Jews far outnumber Arabs on most campuses, but are often less united in opinions on the Middle East.

As different as these parties were and are, they have all, so far, favoured "Europe"—ie, Germany's proper place in a more-or-less united EU.

General Musharraf could take his chances with what may now be a more-or-less united opposition and continue on the three-year path to general elections he has already outlined.

Which is the thing with Reclaim Australia: No matter how hard the organizers try to frame it around a central platform, it's less a united movement so much as a loose coalition who happen to have converged on the single idea that Islam is terrible.

A Wayne Rooney-less United had to hold out for over 34 minutes with 10 men but two goals in three minutes, from the substitute Luka Modric and the former United favourite Cristiano Ronaldo, denied the Premier League leaders a place in the quarter-finals.

Mr. Obama is in a far better position in his more-or-less ideologically united party than Mr. Huckabee is among Republicans, but, of course, he could lose for a myriad of reasons.