Sentence examples for vicious infighting from inspiring English sources

There's no sign of vicious infighting or mass exodus.

At the time, vicious infighting and a struggling animation business had cast a cloud over the so-called Magic Kingdom.

Vicious infighting has been fuelled by allegations of corruption and incompetence, and scores of key organisers have left.

But in the past few months, vicious infighting has broken out, mainly between candidates (and their coteries) vying to succeed the president, who turns 81 next month.

A spate of bombings since Mr Hariri's death, as well as vicious infighting, has shaken confidence in Lebanon's ability to pull itself together.

The party was plunged into a bout of vicious infighting as Farage stepped down and then reversed his decision, triggering attempts to remove him from the helm.

After eight months of vicious political infighting since March's inconclusive election, tension was already high.

ONE thing that sets Australia apart from its Asian neighbours is the interminable, vicious public infighting that scars its politics.

Vicious board infighting culminated in 1995 with three presidents in four months and six top administrators fired at one time by the board.

Older readers of this newspaper will well remember the attractive figure of Tom Mboya, great hope of Kenya at independence but murdered by vicious local infighting.

They dwelled on the hypocrisy and the instrumental symmetry between both sides -- the vicious bureaucratic infighting, the incidental inhumanities, the victory of spycraft over soulcraft.