Sentence examples for their disunity from inspiring English sources

"Their disunity gives us leverage," she explained.

In a press conference announcing his resignation, Annan criticized world powers for their disunity.

Neither side shows any sign of compromise, although everyone agrees their disunity has worked to the Maoists' advantage.

With all eyes on the economy, Republicans could fight the mid-terms last year without worrying about their disunity on foreign affairs.

As the two extended families ponder their disunity, the city fathers will go ahead with consideration of the Hemings Way proposal, Mayor Virginia Daugherty said.

However, because of their disunity, the trio did little.

"Of course, we are a united government and, you know, the Labor party make the great mistake of seeing their opponents through the prism of their own disunity, of imagining that we are as fractured and faction-riddled as them, imagining that we have dissension in our ranks".

Democrats, alarmed over their own disunity, can hardly wait to start pummeling McCain with Iraq.

Tessa Jowell, writing at the weekend, was absolutely right to berate the Labour old guard for their "toxic disunity".

At the same time, the foreign affairs analyst John Vinocur was writing in The International Herald Tribune of the tendency of some European politicians in their continental disunity to adopt "the Bush bogeyman characterization".

Mr Cameron is betting that under Mr Brown Labour will lurch to the left; Mr Brown is hoping that Mr Cameron's Conservatives will collapse under the weight of their internal disunity.Thanks to coincidental Tory disarray as well as to a "Brown bounce", Labour no longer trails the Tories badly in the polls: Mr Brown and Mr Cameron are running neck-and-neck (see chart).