Sentence examples for splintering over from inspiring English sources

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

The Film & Photo League was already splintering over issues of politics and art, and Naumburg's films proved to be targets of opportunity.

In 1852, the Whigs, splintering over slavery, nominated the antislavery General Winfield Scott on the 53rd ballot, even as the platform appeased Southerners by endorsing states rights.

Mr. Rounds suggested that the two approaches might be possible simultaneously, particularly as a way to keep opponents of abortion rights from splintering over strategy questions.

And now we have @Kirsteen Fraser declaring: "#porterwatch has backfired @glasgow_uni anti-cuts and occupation groups now splintering over treatment of @aaronporter and future strategy".

Her governing coalition is already splintering over the Greece bailout, and her party, the Christian Democratic Union, has suffered setbacks in state elections, including this month in the state of Mecklenburg-West Pomerania, where her parliamentary home district is located.

Indeed, Alabama's gubernatorial election has followed a distinctive course as Democrats splintered over the choice of a successor to Gov. George C. Wallace.

All that came as Democrats splintered over support for Israel and controversial remarks by some of the most liberal members of the caucus.

Both he and Haberman have front-row seats to the White House circus, and in the conversation, which you can watch above, they comment on the shifting allegiances within the Administration, which have splintered over time.

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.

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