Sentence examples for struggling factions from inspiring English sources

By 2008, the two struggling factions in Indy car racing finally agreed to reunite, with Tony George in charge.

After four chaotic days of street protests, the army finally executed what Egypt's struggling factions had hoped or feared they would – a military coup.

"It's everything I'm here to do," said Mr. Allen, citing 200 years of factions struggling to make sure they had a voice in their government.

The government was not a coordinated, co-operating body, but a collection of factions struggling for power and Hitler's favour.

After several months of increasing tension between the factions struggling for power within the insurgency, the first of the pro-Chetnik coups occurred, in the Ozren Partisan Detachment.

Among the factions struggling to unify influential backers and mobilize voting blocs, Myanmar showcases the emergence of a robust parliamentary party landscape.

Since the fall of Muammar Gaddafi five years ago, Libya has slipped into chaos, with two rival governments and armed factions struggling for control.

This time, it was a young man named Aboudi's turn to spark the pitched street battles between pro-democracy protesters and the various factions struggling for power in Cairo.

This time, it was the turn of a young man named Aboudi to spark the pitched street battles between pro-democracy protesters and the various factions struggling for power in Cairo.

On one side there's a young and growing faction advocating new antimonopoly laws, and on the other a rival faction struggling to defend itself.

On Monday, the defence minister, Ehud Barak, announced his retirement from politics with his tiny Independence Faction struggling in the polls.