Sentence examples similar to more faction from inspiring English sources

This fact, in combination with the tolerant and relatively egalitarian bent of the early Quaker settlers and the subsequent immigration of large numbers of Europeans, made the social and political structure of Pennsylvania more democratic but more faction-ridden than that of any other colony.

IN A country already rich in tribes, two more factions have arrived on Afghanistan's diplomatic and political scene: the first- and second-rounders.

In a typical case, two or more factions will claim to be the genuine representatives of that faith and denounce their rivals as impostors.

But there are a lot more factions and religious groupings in Syria than Libya, with the potential for even more unforeseen consequences.

THE fragmented nature of the ruling party, which is really a confederation of five or more factions, is partly responsible for the prime minister's weakness.

She changes her faction to be part of Dauntless after she is warned that she is a Divergent (a mixture of two or more factions) from her aptitude test.

The police say much of the violence in this city of about 2.7 million people is tied to gangs, which have become disorganized and have splintered into more factions.

Attempts to create a more unified coalition sputtered along Tuesday in Doha, Qatar, where a meeting was scheduled for Thursday to try to implement an American-backed plan to broaden the opposition to include more factions, including more representatives of the military units doing the fighting.

Efforts to create a more unified coalition of anti-Assad groups sputtered along this week in Doha, Qatar, where a meeting was scheduled for Thursday to try to implement an American-backed plan to broaden the opposition to include more factions, including more representatives of the military units doing the fighting.

GDP growth: 8.2% GDP per head: $5,890 (PPP: $6,220) Inflation: 5.3% Budget balance (% GDP): 4.2 Population: 33.9mThe government of national unity is neither national nor unified and is likely to see more factions split away as the year progresses, but the conflicts will be in the political sphere rather than on the battlefield.

Now, some say, the more conservative faction is having its revenge.