fractiousness

Fractiousness on the field does not help the corporate effort.

The fighting has eased since then, but the fractiousness endures.

The reasons for the fractiousness, the experts say, are both temporary and systemic.

He has to get on the front foot metaphorically too, and curb his side's fractiousness.

Did he mean to use her fractiousness against her?

He has the stature, experience, vision and commitment to healing racial fractiousness.

"The fractiousness I saw aboard the yacht last week troubles me.

Patiently Levi corrected their fractiousness, and at last he had the satisfaction of feeling them working together.

Adding to the fractiousness is the historical animosity not only among the three unions, but also between labor and management.

All the same, there was enough fractiousness to serve as a reminder of why the summit conferences were invented in the first place.

Getting such a consensus would appear to be a difficult task, considering the committee's mood of partisan fractiousness.

Fractiousness has not stood in her way.

This fractiousness is already a problem for the opposition, and it would be a far greater challenge if it assumed power.

Such fractiousness among the elected representatives leads one to consider what the general populace is like."

But Ms. Nicks also had her part in the group's romantic fractiousness.

Hence there are many conservative sects and factions - and fractiousness.

Newt Gingrich is reminding his former colleagues that this fractiousness is normal.

But when children, especially very young children, refuse to eat their spinach, it may be more a matter of physiology than fractiousness.

The board he leads has been criticized for its fractiousness and its subjugation to the Mayor.

Irenaeus also witnessed the fractiousness that divided Christian groups.

Again he strove for playfulness of speech, but it was too great a moment for even love fractiousness to enter in.

The fractiousness and accusations have already split the movement, and unless a single president emerges the divisions are likely to get worse.

In those days, despite her fractiousness, Jehane's father's words had been as text and holy guide for her.

For all their fractiousness in religion and politics, Israeli Jews consider themselves at the core to be bound by blood and history.

Moscow's diplomatic outpost here, just a few blocks from the White House, has been known for its fractiousness since before the fall of Communism.