Sentence examples for serious discord from inspiring English sources

B1 2 Leave Ferrer Campaign Two senior officials abruptly quit the mayoral campaign of Fernando Ferrer over "strategic differences," a sign that the recent problems consuming Mr. Ferrer's bid for City Hall are causing serious discord among his close advisers.

Which means that Apple's brand is in serious discord with what it actually delivers.

However, by 2005 the population had fallen to 20 after serious discord between islanders led to several court cases.

The loss of this opportunity caused serious discord in the Balzac household, although Honoré was not turned away entirely.

As such, "serious discord between French and German monetary decision-makers was [comparable to that of]... 1992 93, at the height of the crisis over the European Monetary System, the forerunner to EMU" (European Monetary Union).

According to LSK president Isaac Okero, Hassan must stand down over his links to Chickengate because, while he remains innocent until proven guilty, his ongoing presence is causing serious discord in the country.

Olivier's not always so prescient, however: "I could discover no discord more serious here," he says at one point, "than the manufacturing states bickering with the agrarian about a tariff".

That said, the status quo is not sustainable and will only embolden Iran's enemies to sow the seeds of internal discord and disunity with serious risk for the country's territorial integrity.

Mrs. Thatcher summarized and even quoted from the documents released this week, but their full publication gives a detailed picture of what she described in her book as an "unhappy time" of discord a year after more serious diplomatic tension with the United States over Britain's military effort to recover the Falkland Islands after Argentina invaded.

But in the manner of the shrewd 2010 best seller "Game Change," about the 2008 presidential election, it also turns serious matters into the sudsiest opera possible, emphasizing discord and establishing a set of rules by which the gabbers come out looking best.

The Portuguese subsequently suggested the player "must have a serious injury" which, in the context of all that "palpable discord" at the time, was perceived as Mourinho casting doubt on commitment.