There is a strife brewing between people who claim vital stories are being overlooked by the media vs. those in media with the prerogative of deciding what stories to cover.
The proliferation of committees and authorities at the bank could be a source of strife, whoever was in charge.
It could be the perfect learning experience for him or it could be a year of strife struggling with an impecunious team.
He foretold that the clergy would be corrupt and be a source of strife during these times.
Think of the future: children may be trained in either -- or another -- denomination, and that may be a source of strife, mutual victory or arguments -- or you can prevent that question by compromising/agreeing from the beginning.
Devising new radiochemical methodologies to introduce radioisotopes into organic molecules of various molecular weights and chemical nature has been a continuing strife throughout the history of radioactive probe development.
Or could it be a visible symptom of strife between reformers and hardliners in the party hierarchy?
Using money to control or exclude a spouse can, not surprisingly, be a cause of marital strife.
Bhavya related how constant verbal and physical abuse from her alcoholic husband had pushed her to attempt suicide, and continued to be a source of domestic strife: "My daughter was very small at that time.
He added that if strife in Ukraine led to Russia cutting gas supplies in winter, the strife would be a bigger problem than the gas.
We will have to be united in fighting them back, and it will be a very different kind of strife.
