"We don't have dissension," Connecticut Coach Jim Calhoun said.
"I feared it had too much potential to cause dissension".
Over all, the episode suggests that there was enough internal dissension to make sure that the President's options weren't constrained.
They are poised to create dissensions and damage the country".
"MoveOn.org and the little boys from 'Lord of the Flies' who run Media Matters want to make it appear that there's huge dissension within conservative ranks on issues on which we're most united".
Rushing forward with construction before such testing is complete will not make America any safer and could provoke needless dissension with key allies and a risky breakdown of international arms control agreements.
Who's words inspire dissension and hatred can't possibly "Make America Great Again".
However, things soon fall apart, with the band riven with dissension over Jon's attempts to make Frank's music more "likable," more "mainstream" -- and more dull.
This can cause considerable dissension and lead to lawsuits to make the drug available for particularly articulate patients (Dyer, 2006a), or from companies and patients' advocacy groups, which sometimes receive their subsidies (Dyer, 2006b).
To make matters worse, the Crusaders themselves were hopelessly riddled with dissension.
It becomes a problem when you use rank pulling tactics all the time as a way to make other people conform to your point of view, to override any dissension to your way of seeing things or to keep people in your life under control.
