Sentence examples for persistent partisanship from inspiring English sources
The background to his election was one of persistent partisanship.
President Obama, his troubles piling up in Washington, traveled to Manhattan for a busy evening of fundraising for the Democratic Party, telling audiences that progress was being stymied by a persistent wave of "hyper-partisanship" in the Capitol.
There was a strong desire for more radical reform, but a political system based on co-option, deformed by partisanship, backed by a persistent elite, proved too strong.
This system was susceptible to persistent, blatant, and ultimately unacceptable degrees of inefficiency, corruption, and partisanship.
English writers inhabited a world that despite the bitter partisanship of the era, the succession controversy after Queen Anne's death in 1714, and the persistent Jacobite threat showed a degree of political security and continuity that was largely unfamiliar to Anglo-Irish writers.
One involves partisanship.
They disdained partisanship.
Locally, partisanship — Republican partisanship, to be specific — trumps propinquity.
Such partisanship is not unusual.
