Sentence examples for a rising feud from inspiring English sources

Others, however, said they had seen signs of a rising feud.

The family feud extends another generation to Marion Maréchal-Le Pen MP, Jean-Marie's granddaughter, a rising party star and reportedly her grandfather's favourite.

"We wanted to catch a rising wave of business," said Mr. Kehoe, whose firm is also handling the arbitration in the fractious legal feud between the Chevron Corporation and Ecuador.

The feuds have fed an atmosphere of growing polarization that many Egyptians blame for a rising tide of violence.

Publisher's Weekly noted that the miniseries had sent books about the feud rising on Amazon.com's best-seller list, including "Blood Feud: The Hatfields and the McCoys: The Epic Story of Murder and Vengeance," by Lisa Alther, which was No. 15 on Amazon's list on Thursday afternoon.

A Congress Party-Nationalist CoNCPess Party (Ncoalitiontion governs Maharashtra, but the coalition partners have been feuding over rising food prices.

Tensions rose over "Literary Feuds".

Uniquely he is credited with rising above some of the drug feuds which have previously erupted in Dublin and other parts of Ireland which have led to as many as 200 criminals dying violently.

Local electricity requirements have been rising by 12% a year.In this section Murder most foul The battle moves to the mountains Not so jolly Family feud A slow but steady new chug A shaky accord ReprintsThis will hurt exports.

Pibor is the hometown of the Lou Nuer's traditional rival, the Murle, and the two groups have been locked in a tit-for-tat cattle rustling feud for years, with the death toll steadily rising each round.

In fact, according to a 1996 New York Times article, a homosexually driven feud led to the rise of Bin Laden's future hosts, the Taliban.