disunity

the disunity among opposition parties.

Constantine was persuaded that disunity in the Church was displeasing to heaven.

Political disunity can lead to instability within a country.

There was disunity among the team members, which affected their performance.

Disunity in the family can cause conflicts and misunderstandings.

The disunity within the company's leadership led to a lack of direction.

Religious disunity has been a source of conflict throughout history.

Cultural disunity can hinder the progress of a society.

Disunity among students can disrupt the learning environment.

Disunity in the workplace can lead to a toxic work environment.

The disunity between the two political parties is evident in their conflicting ideologies.

Social disunity can weaken the fabric of a community.

Qatar announced that it would withdraw from OPEC. It was another reminder of the oil cartel's disunity.

In the end, a forum meant to foster international unity may be more notable for its disunity.

But Texas stands for all that disunity.

England, unlike Spain, continued in the 16th and 17th centuries to be torn by political and religious disunity.

I mean, in many ways, the disunity of the European Union surfaced over and over during the summit with leaders sniping at each other.

For example, the long struggle of minority citizens for equal rights, once a source of disunity and civil war is now a point of pride for all Americans.