Sentence examples for trigger infighting from inspiring English sources

If confirmed, experts say there is a real chance the death of the man who ruled the group with an iron fist and left no obvious successors would trigger infighting or the formation of smaller, potentially more dangerous splinter movements.

However, the ministry has not revealed the findings, raising suspicions that they disprove the original claim, and triggering political infighting in Cairo.

Having just returned from an academic post in the US, he said in an open letter that the violence had been triggered by infighting in the multi-ethnic presidential guard, also known as the Tigers.

With the collapse of the Dutch government this week, triggered by infighting among his political heirs, the List Pim Fortuyn (LPF) is about to return to where it came from - nowhere.

Secular moderates are now outnumbered by Islamists and jihadists, whose brutal tactics have caused widespread concern and triggered rebel infighting.

Secular moderates are outnumbered by Islamists and jihadists linked to al-Qaeda, whose brutal tactics have caused widespread concern and triggered rebel infighting.

And Iran's June 2013 presidential election could trigger renewed political infighting and popular unrest.

This triggered a rarity, Republican infighting, in which one faction accused the other of "unrealistic and ill-conceived discretionary cuts".

What's more, it doesn't seem to have triggered another round of corporate infighting – at least not yet.

Griffin and the BNP went into these elections hoping to stem its electoral demise, which was triggered by a combination of infighting and the party's failure to break through at the 2010 general election.

The comments triggered a bout of bitter infighting within UKIP.