fractiousness उदाहरण वाक्य

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1. "There is a lack of cohesion, a fractiousness among the owners, " said one baseball executive who asked to not be named.
2. The group's increasing fractiousness in the late'60s both encouraged Mr . Harrison to write and gave him more opportunities to display his efforts.
3. Dismayed by the fractiousness that has plagued his industry for years, Shultz studied his colleagues in the conference room, wondering if they could mend their ways.
4. Many of those officials now sigh when asked whether they believe that the fractiousness of those earlier years will be put aside in the quest for a new government.
5. The political fractiousness and inner-fighting that characterized that era remain in evidence today and, experts say, is likely to get worse after Saddam is gone.
6. Wilson's remarks came at a time of continued fractiousness within the Party on abortion, as well as disputes over how much influence it has in determining elections.
7. Such blow-ups used to be the special burden of the Democrats, whose 1968 convention, riven by the Vietnam issue, set an unmatched standard for fractiousness.
8. Ironically, the tolerant Penn transformed himself almost into a Puritan, in an attempt to control the fractiousness that had developed in his absence, tightening up some laws.
9. Few focused on the fractiousness of his conservative coalition or the political roots of one of the coalition partners, the neo-Fascist National Alliance, in the Mussolini era.
10. Strengthened by both popular appeal and the fractiousness of its opposition, the UCR experienced dissent within from its Santa Fe Province chapter, whose endorsement Yrigoyen was unable to obtain.