splintering

IPA: spɫˈɪntɝɪŋ

Examples of "splintering" in Sentences

You see the left wing kind of splintering in different groups.
What Susan said above about the definition "splintering" makes sense to me.
So why all the bickering about these black guys "splintering" the movement?
This mythical "splintering" will happen because apostates always gain notice.
Now, some dyed-in-the-wool Republicans might blanch at the idea of splintering the national party.
The right is going through the same kind of splintering and factionalism that Dems went through for a long time.
First, they are "splintering" their traditional supply chains into smaller, nimbler ones better prepared to manage higher levels of complexity.
And perhaps that splintering is why Osama bin Laden's fantasy of a restored caliphate — an undivided Muslim empire, organic and hierarchic and centralized — now exerts its appeal (as did the Nasserite and later the Baath Party dream of a single Arab nation in which the old borders would be subsumed by one glorious whole).