infighting造句

The infighting eventually stopped.

The village was plagued by unemployment, alcoholism and infighting.

The pressures brought the infighting over editorial and financial control of Caijing to a boil.

This infighting with each other, by the Chinese money inducements, they all yield.

Senior Fatah official Nabil Shaath says the infighting is counter-productive and harms Palestinian interests.

But now the new partnership risks falling victim to partisan infighting in Washington.

Especially in China, so many people struggle for power, infighting, want to get the leadership position.

This is not 2001 or 2002, when the Lakers shook off occasional lethargy and infighting to take two more titles.

Cons: Occasional instability and risk of breakdown, the project suffers from lack of directions and frequent infighting between its developers.

That's his argument. It's a kind of infighting because he's talking about two people who are actually very close Allies.

The infighting is some of the most serious since Hamas routed Fatah forces in the Gaza civil war a year ago.

A final, if more indirect, sign of political infighting is a reshuffling of some assets (roads, television, energy) into the hands of Mr Putin's friends and acquaintances.

Then the infighting in the Kremlin started to get out of hand and Mr Putin returned to his original plan of making Mr Medvedev president.

There was infighting on the board worthy of a medieval court, and it ended only when Mr Sarin purged his predecessor's lieutenants.

The film certainly has all the ingredients for a classic tale of intrigue, hubris and family infighting: the Gucci name has often been synonymous with fiery behaviour alongside enormous wealth.

While the infighting in Deraa does not indicate any decisive splits in the military, it is significant because the army has always been seen as a bastion of support for the regime.