Sentence examples for splinter over from inspiring English sources

Without Mr. Chávez to hold things together, his movement could well splinter over time, whether or not it remains in power.

But if, despite Mr Davies's efforts, Labour starts to splinter over devolution and at least three other Welsh Labour MPs apart from Mr Smith have big doubts about the assembly then the uphill task the "yes" campaigners now face may become too hard.

A8 Zimbabwe Opposition Splinters Zimbabwe's only serious political opposition to President Robert G. Mugabe appeared to splinter over a bitter falling out on whether to field candidates for a new upper chamber of Parliament after 22 members of the party, the Movement for Democratic Change, filed as candidates for the election to Zimbabwe's new senate.

When communities splinter over the first chapter of Paul's letter to the Romans, therefore, they miss the point.

In the West, largely ignorant of the worst crimes of the Bolsheviks, the American and European Left splinter over whether they should support Stalin or Leon Trotsky, the founder of the Red Army who oversaw the Russian Civil War in which all private property was seized and collectivized.

They reminded these critics of the dark days of capitulation and triangulation in 2002 and 2003, when Democrats splintered over the vote to authorize force to topple Saddam Hussein.

Talking about a possible sequel to the film, Munroe said: At the 2006 San Diego Comic-Con, the TMNT panel screened an exclusive preview that contained a Splinter voice-over with facial tests, concept art, muscle and dynamic fight tests, and a few comedic scenes.

The antiwar movement is splintered over how to respond to a conflict in Iraq.

Iraq's unity government is showing increased signs of splintering over an American-backed power-sharing agreement.

That summer, as my country splintered over whether an unarmed black teen-ager deserved to die, something shifted inside me.

The movement has splintered over disagreements over how evangelical Christians ought to treat issues like poverty and global warming.