Sentence examples for risk of splitting from inspiring English sources

Mr. Fantoni said Mr. Renzi was running a real risk of splitting the party.

Experts say the iconic tree, which attracts thousands of visitors each year, is at risk of splitting in two.

"We're going backwards, my friend, backwards," he said, repeating arguments that the party is in crisis and at risk of splitting.

So the BBC treads barefoot along a broken glass line, always at risk of splitting the difference between flat- and round-earthers: it can't get everything right.

Co-operation at federal level with the PDS would carry too big a risk of splitting the Social Democrats down the middle.The most plausible alternative would be a grand coalition of Social Democrats and Christian Democrats, which many voters say they favour most of all.

But if no election is in prospect and Mr Fukuda or his successor is not bound to call one until September 2009 more DPJ members will want someone to challenge Mr Ozawa as party leader in September, even at the risk of splitting the party.

More feared even than the threat of an "awakening", is the risk of splits among the jihadi fighters themselves.

This led to a campaign based on an appeal to the head, rather than the heart, highlighting the economic risks of splitting from the UK.

The risk of Ukraine splitting down the River Dnieper was always overdone.

Long Term ImpactsUN envoy to Baghdad Nickolay Mladenov told AFP that there was a risk of Iraq splitting up and the repercussions spilling over into the rest of the Middle East.

The Risk of a Split Democrats struggled through that vote-marshaling process for several reasons.