Sentence examples for of some dissension from inspiring English sources

The overall size of the handset market is a matter of some dissension in the industry, and Nokia, which has 35 to 37percentt of the market, has been among those estimating on the high side.

And more of the pilots are newcomers with college degrees, a shift that has created a clash of cultures and some dissension in the ranks.

Choice of music can cause some dissension amongst the ranks if the tastes are vastly different.

Some of the dissension in Taliban ranks stems from raids by American forces, which have been specifically aimed at eliminating Taliban field commanders.

In an unusual display of public dissension, some Liberal Party members have said in recent days that they would oppose backing Mr. Giuliani, saying it would be a betrayal of the party's philosophy to send another Republican to the Senate.

The White House appears to hope that the announcement of the targets and the trip to Copenhagen will quiet some of the dissension and help Mr. Obama re-establish American leadership on what he calls one of the signature issues of the time.

At the Admiralty, Churchill's partnership with Adm. Sir John Fisher, the first sea lord, was productive both of dynamism and of dissension.

This positive use of international competition is a marked contrast from the seeds of fear and dissension that some are trying to plant in the sport, as the Germany-Netherlands game had to be canceled after bomb threats and a moment of silence at the Turkey-Greece game was marred by jeers from the crowd. .

But there's a lot of differing opinions, a lot of dissension, and a lot of people who don't like what's going on.

His flamboyant thought and language is part of the best tradition of dissension, from Voltaire to the Velvet Revolution, and it accrues to creative fields beyond politics.

Van Dyke Parks, the album's lyricist, said "Smile" was originally intended as an affirmation of America during a time of dissension and war.