Sentence examples for partisan schism from inspiring English sources
Troubling for California and its next governor is a series of Field Polls over the past three months that shows a deepening partisan schism, with most Democrats viewing the recall as a bad thing and most Republicans regarding it as a good one.
Chinese leaders face profound questions about the strength of the American economy and American leadership because of the government's struggle to meet its debt obligations and the partisan schisms and political paralysis that turned a problem into a crisis.
Chinese leaders are asking sharp questions about the strength of the American economy and American leadership, because of the government's struggle to meet its debt obligations and the partisan schisms and political paralysis that turned a problem into a crisis.
Partisan schisms aside, the letter places added pressure on the pope, who has already been under fire after a grand jury report released earlier this month found evidence of sexual abuse within Pennsylvania's church having been covered up on a heinous scale.
He won over some Tories by such partisan measures as the Schism Act (1714), which aimed at depriving the Dissenters of their schools, but he failed to persuade the majority to support his leadership and was unable to give the Tories a clear lead on the disputed succession to Queen Anne.
Dioscorus' sudden death, however, ended the schism; and his partisans then supported Boniface, who in the following December convoked a Roman synod that anathematized Dioscorus.
There followed the schism between the majority of Muslims, who became known as Sunni, and those who followed Ali, who became known as Shi'at Ali, the partisans of Ali.
Schism breeds pure vitriol.
