Sentence examples for widespread dissension from inspiring English sources
The moves prompted widespread dissension among the academy's members.
In the winter of 1920 21 widespread dissension broke out over the policies of War Communism, not only among the populace but among the party leadership as well.
At worst, the House of Saud is held hostage by the religious right, which could galvanize now diffuse but widespread dissension if the government made an unpopular move.
His turbulent tenure in Miami — a tempestuous receiver, a limited quarterback, a front office that flew to California in the off-season to court Jim Harbaugh — will prepare him well for life with the Jets, whose plunge from playoff contention exposed widespread dissension and dysfunction, particularly with an underperforming offense.
The Mallas, weakened by familial dissension and widespread social and economic discontent, were no match for the great Gorkha ruler Prithvi Narayan Shah.
CNN, a unit of AOL Time Warner and the original all-news channel, has slipped in its position and influence in recent years, and internal dissension and widespread personnel upheavals have demoralized its staff and diminished its influence.
College Republicans, Once 'the Best Party on Campus,' Endure Taunts Over Trump By JASON HOROWITZ Sep. 25, 2016 Their party's nominee has attacked conservative heroes and traditions and caused dissension, doubt and widespread mockery from liberal classmates.
Widespread lay-offs from state-owned enterprises have already caused dissension there.
"Dissension breeds winners," Damon said.
But internal dissension soon developed.
