Sentence examples for much dissension from inspiring English sources

This arrangement caused much dissension, and some farsighted civil servants warned of disastrous effects.

Ever since the first transmitter at Alexandra Palace cast its shadow over North London, television has inspired as much dissension as unity.

"Bob is a good operator, but there is just too much dissension in the company right now," said Jessica Reif Cohen, an analyst at Merrill Lynch.

But a few Jewish residents have expressed some concern about being interviewed on a complicated and esoteric subject that has caused so much dissension within the Jewish community.

Earlier in his term, he urged fellow Republicans not to bring the matter to his desk, saying it would stir too much dissension and was not on his agenda.

When I was a little boy I invented a country called Malcolmia with a long and detailed history, an arch-villain called Peregrine who caused much dissension and an Emperor's son (me) who eventually dished him.

Washington publicly apologized and stayed with the show — until he was fired months later, following another incident and after much cast dissension.

But Mrs. Merkel and her predecessor, Helmut Kohl, have resisted such efforts, fearing it would allow too much public dissension to interfere with running the government.

It's a holy moment in Icelandic history, but Guðni has pointed out that there was much internal dissension on the Icelandic side, and that the "fishing disputes were not wars in the proper sense of the word — had the Royal Navy been allowed to use the weapons at its disposal, the tiny Icelandic coast-guard fleet could have been immobilized in a matter of days".

I miss the Games mostly because I enjoy watching success in a time when we see so much failure and dissension.

"I feared it had too much potential to cause dissension".