Sentence examples for bit of strife from inspiring English sources

"Here we are 20 years later, the company allegedly in a bit of strife, and guess what?

So if you were to put together the perfect specimen for someone who might fall into a bit of strife, professional athletes hit the category most.

It stressed me out and caused a bit of marital strife.

The Longman MP, Wyatt Roy, was among those in "a bit of deep strife", Moorhead says, as evidenced by the multiple visits from Turnbull.

The second being that the fact Liverpool can swan into a country gripped by political crisis demonstrates that, when it comes to the business of making money, English football clubs do not let a bit of local strife get in the way.

Indeed, some would argue he has been a little bit dull, that a bit of off-field strife or outspokenness would have made him a more engaging figure.

If you only tip her, that could foster a bit of additional jealousy and strife among the dancers that will make her association with you a little more difficult.

In times of strife, many people turn to God.

It probably doesn't, because doing so would create a lot of strife with its employees, who are probably already a bit testy.

The neck-wrap was safely back in place for kick-off, but, as Barack Obama might say, Mancini then had to endure a shellacking considerably more damaging than any bit of gossip about infighting, backbiting or civil strife in the land of the monied Blues.

But signs of strife were there.