Sentence examples for more dissension from inspiring English sources

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NTR died early in the following year, precipitating more dissension within the TDP as Parvathi attempted to form her own TDP faction.

If a debate did take place, it would certainly get good ratings, and Trump would surely use the occasion to bait Clinton, appeal to the "Bernie or Bust" contingent, and generally try to sow more dissension in the Democratic Party.

Joe Andrew, the Democratic national chairman, said that he was also working behind the scenes to rally the party but that it was not unusual for there to be more dissension among Democrats than among Republicans.

These mild measures, however, were in vain; the Meletians joined the Arians and caused more dissension than ever, being among the worst enemies of Athanasius.

The second stage, hauling back and forth between Hut Point and the Bluff, proved more problematic, with unfavourable weather, a difficult Barrier surface, and more dissension between Mackintosh and Joyce over methods.

More mass dissension and acts of civil disobedience, some vandalism, and curfew violations resulted in reprisals by the police forces and the eventual arrest of more than 500 people on December 1 alone.

"Obviously if I can cause any more internal dissension, well, all the better for us".

Moxon's task was made more difficult by dissension within the coaching ranks.

His downfall, if nothing else, will sow even more distrust and dissension in the ranks of Anonymous.

The public schools will have to scramble to reassign them to classrooms, and that will cause more confusion and dissension than anything else".