Sentence examples for split into rival from inspiring English sources

FLEC had split into rival factions.

As soon as he left for the BBC, a historically harmonious office split into rival groups.

In 1966 a military coup established a radical Baʿthist regime, but the army itself then split into rival factions.

According to Trivers, religions are more likely to split into rival factions in regions with high rates of infectious disease.

Musicians split into rival factions scattered in the house during the minuet for three orchestras from "Don Giovanni".

He fled Somalia with an uncle in 1992, a year after the central government collapsed and his friends split into rival militias.

The attempt failed when the insurgents squabbled, splitting into rival factions.

At this point, the story splits into rival narratives.

Jay wrote the next four papers to elaborate on the confederation's weakness and the necessary for unity against foreign aggression and splitting into rival confederacies, and except for Number 64, was not further involved.

"Hassan and Hussein" follows the tragic lives of the prophet Muhammad's two grandsons during the tumultuous period of schism that split Islam into rival camps.

In "unity," an oft-repeated word, Gantz has identified another important idea eroded for too long by the master of division who has increasingly split Israel into rival tribes.