Sentence examples for because of strife from inspiring English sources
In the long term, he doesn't believe the country will hold together because of strife among its disparate factions that began after the U.S. invasion and deepened under ISIS.
In their statement opposing family separation in detention, the American Association of Pediatricians asserted, "Pediatricians work to keep families together in times of strife because we know that in any time of anxiety and stress, children need to be with their parents, family members and caregivers".
But these ideas have foundered in the past, not just because of partisan strife, but because of details.
Mr. Allbright created games even when the seasons were suspended because of labor strife.
However, Gulmarg remains an underdeveloped destination because of the strife in Kashmir.
Most terrorist groups crumble quickly because of internal strife, many experts say.
Oil prices increased 16percentt in December alone, because of the strife in Venezuela.
The New York City Jazz Museum lasted from 1972 until 1977, but folded because of internal strife.
Development of services was extremely slow, however, because of internal strife and eight years of resistance to the Japanese invasion.
After entering political life in Constantinople, Planudes retired to a monastery in 1283 because of factional strife.
About 19,000 people visited East Timor last year, up from about 12,000 in 2006, when tourists stayed away because of political strife.
