6 sentences with “infighting”

Borders were maintained (or, as in the case of Trajan, extended), public works and infrastructure were built, and infighting among the elites was kept to a minimum.

The uneasy coalitions of socialists and other rebels that had led them soon fell into infighting, and kings (and in France, a new emperor) eventually reasserted control.

Even then, Mongol invasions, the later invasion of the Central Asian warlord Temur and constant infighting among Turkic tribes meant that Persia was rarely united as a state for more than a few decades;

Further chaos ensued, with Francisco Franco's forces growing in power and the Popular Front suffering from infighting (i.e. the anarchists, communists, liberals and nationalist minorities did not work well together).

What set the Spanish empire apart from other overseas empires was the fact that its colonial system suffered from infighting between the Spanish-born royal bureaucrats and the Creole elites who dominated the Spanish New World itself.

Moreover, the parties in the Duma (Russian representative assembly) had no experience in actually governing, and quickly descended into infighting and petty squabbling, leaving most of the real decisions where they had always been: with the tsar himself and his circle of aristocratic advisors.