Sentence examples for more fractious though from inspiring English sources

Things could get more fractious, though.

Soon, though, this cinematic image dissolved to a more fractious social landscape.

Though the GOP often appears more fractious than the president's party, Democrats have had more candidates taken out in primaries than Republicans over the past few decades, according to Bloomberg News.

Simeone's side have not reached La Liga summit without being able to tussle with the very best though, and as the game became more fractious, Villa caught the hosts' defence square before his curling effort was pushed away by Pinto before the break.

The Liverpool Riverside CLP has so far avoided suspension, even though it has a reputation for being even more fractious than Wallasey.

The campaign grew more fractious.

That relationship is becoming more fractious.

Europe's collective decision making is even more fractious.

Above all, India's is the more fractious democracy.

Now even more parties will sit in parliament than before, making it still more fractious.

But the Democratic alliance is even more fractious than the Republican one.