Sentence examples for Sources of strife from inspiring English sources

Would growing global interdependence bring a new sense of solidarity or new sources of strife?

Introducing more sources of strife into the region by allowing al Qaeda and its cohort to take over Mali, if that's what's at stake, is a direct blow to U.S. interests, even as Mali seems a distant and marginal player on the world stage.

Avoid sources of strife and conflict.

By effectively barring Marbury, Walsh removed the Knicks' greatest source of strife.

The proliferation of committees and authorities at the bank could be a source of strife, whoever was in charge.

Two years ago, in an interview with the Guardian, Blige hissed that her family - long a source of strife in her life - were "angry, hateful, jealous, ignorant, prideful people".

For the two men who shared Room 308 in the beachfront Beacon Rehabilitation and Nursing Center in the Rockaways, the off-white curtain divider was a source of strife.

In the first half of the 20th century, the tensions between those advocating Chinese self-reliance and those seeking modernization through opening up to the West were a frequent source of strife.

"We don't need a dog!" He felt that one more howl raised under their roof, one more living creature whining for attention, one more source of strife between the children would push him beyond endurance.

Since the Union's own resources from customs and a share of value-added tax are dwindling, most of the common budget comes from national contributions — a constant source of strife.

For the new American Republic, Ellis writes, "government was not about providing answers, but rather about providing a framework in which the salient questions could continue to be debated". To transform disagreement from a natural source of strife into a source of stability was a crucial insight, and is arguably the great achievement of the Constitution.