Sentence examples for provoke infighting from inspiring English sources

The party is not united on which option is better, and it's also in their interest to provoke infighting between their opponents.

This important new trade agreement has prompted heated exchanges between U.S. presidential candidates and provoked infighting among Democratic and Republican party-platform writers.

The criticism of the government's performance has provoked infighting, with rival agencies privately pointing at one another and some intelligence officials complaining about what they see as a White House attempt to deflect responsibility.

Of course, the turmoil can also be attributed to the fact that Trump is an incompetent manager who provokes infighting within his team, places ill-chosen figures in prominent positions and has no problem firing them to protect himself.

Mr. Duhalde's term was to run through most of 2003, but he decided to leave office six months early, a move that has weakened his authority, provoked infighting within the ruling Peronist party and led to complaints from the monetary fund about a lack of political stability here.

Conversations about attempting a more dramatic statement on the war provoked infighting among the theatre community.

Conversations about attempting a more dramatic statement on the war provoked infighting among the theater community.

Britain's leading anti-obesity campaign group is in turmoil after its controversial new dietary advice provoked serious infighting and threats by leading doctors to shun it over its "misleading" views.

Critics charge that this has diffused authority, provoked near-constant infighting and hidden the blame for the systems' failings.

The ICC tug-of-war has provoked another savage bout of infighting within Kenya's shaky coalition government.

Vanguard also notes that much of this infighting was seeded and provoked by the FBI's notorious Cointelpro infiltration campaign.