It finally succumbed after four years to a combination of financial pressures, internal factionalism and burn-out.

The period of internal factionalism inside the SNP came to an end at the 1982 SNP Conference, where internal factions were banned.

A similar scholarly consensus exists over the Nationalists' vastly greater success in dealing with internal factionalism.

The CCF's internal factionalism, together with lingering reaction to the medical care crisis of 1962 and the separate school issue, contributed to the CCF defeat.

Buffeted by political coercion and legal defeats, and torn by internal factionalism, the strike collapsed in early 1933.

At the same time, moreover, all political parties suffered from growing internal factionalism, especially the PRP itself.

The UMW was weakened by internal factionalism in the 1920s and lost members.

As a result, in 1976, the MNLF suffered from internal factionalism as disagreements between moderates and conservatives.

Vampires, werewolves and wraiths-among others-struggle with internal factionalism and against other "species" in secret wars of intrigue for control of reality.

Furthermore, the Irish troops were demoralised by the internal factionalism in their ranks and most of them had little loyalty to Taafe.