Sentence examples for their dissension from inspiring English sources

If the 2011 Jets are remembered for anything, it will be for their dissension, not for a few plays that did not go their way.

After Brie's match with AJ, Nikki revealed that Brie was rooting for Team Johnny in the 12-man tag team match at WrestleMania XXVIII, whilst Nikki was rooting for Team Teddy, thus furthering their dissension.

That is why conservatives have been issuing letters attacking Trump's qualifications to be president -- and, in some cases, declaring that they will not support Trump, even if their dissension increases the chances of Hillary Clinton becoming president.

In the 4th century bc Rome began to take precedence among the sister cities of Latium, weakened by their dissensions.

Instead, the dissatisfaction is about things like botched promises involving taxes and health care that relate to a tightened budget, and obvious political weakness following the coalition parties' defeat in regional elections and their open dissension about Ms. Merkel's candidate for the post of president.

However, this solution would necessitate a charismatic, emblematic figure capable of persuading the Afghan people to manage their own dissensions and ethnic balance, in the period following the withdrawal.

When their teams meet Sunday in Cincinnati, old friends turned opponents will share familiar story lines, from their underachieving teams to potential dissension in their locker rooms to dismally ranked defenses.

The Knicks, who have had their share of dissension and woe, were happy to capitalize on Orlando's dysfunction.

The drama in the voting derives from the secret ballot, which gives party members a rare opportunity to send a message to their leaders about dissension in the ranks, without opening themselves to retribution.

For Democrats paralyzed by their "party of no" counterparts and dissension in their own ranks -- and more recently, pecked by scandal -- the currents look much as they did for Republicans in the summer of 2006 or Democrats in the fall of 1994, when a swelling tide swept the other party into power.

Third time lucky appears to be the motto as all sides are now keen to get back to the negotiating table after the debacle in Doha last week, but the Taliban need a face-saving exercise that will allow their mediators to resume talks while preventing greater dissension in their ranks.