Sentence examples for recent dissension from inspiring English sources

She attributed the recent dissension on campus to her frequent absences from campus while she was fund-raising.

Mr. Kocherlakota also responded to recent reports about Fed dissension.

CNN, a unit of AOL Time Warner and the original all-news channel, has slipped in its position and influence in recent years, and internal dissension and widespread personnel upheavals have demoralized its staff and diminished its influence.

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The team erupted in the hottest display of clubhouse dissension seen in recent years.

It was a familiar situation for the Knicks, waking up in recent days to headlines of dissension and controversy.

The Aspen Music Festival and School, a rite of passage for many of the nation's leading musicians but an institution fraught with dissension in the recent past, has hired the conductor Robert Spano as its new music director.

A more recent and local cause of dissension was likely over the division of Salisbury when the town of Amesbury was created from it several years earlier.

More recently, as lawsuits and arrests mounted, dissension grew inside News International, interviews show.

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.

Right or wrong, this is inviting dissension and potential and likely arguments considering the particular recent cases in New York, Florida, and Missouri.