Sentence examples for bring strife from inspiring English sources

There are some hands trying to bring strife among us.

Tensions between cities intensified as well, as economic interdependence, and printing which enabled the faster circulation of news and new ideas, allowed tumults in one city to bring strife to another half a world away.

Success, acclaim and the celebrity status that came with "Stand and Deliver" brought strife.

But he did not criticize the rebels for bringing strife to the village.

Losing is bad, and brings strife.

The crisis has also brought out deep nationalist anger, and Mr. Tanrikulu expressed concerns that, beyond slowing Turkey's transition to democracy, it could also bring ethnic strife.

By virtue of their vocation, pastors believe that if a husband and wife will only remain in union, keep attending church, and continue to bring their strife to God, all will be well between them.

You don't want to start a fight or bring unnecessary strife to your phone conversation.

"Their program has the potential of bringing grief, strife, controversy and corruption".

"Their program has the potential for bringing grief, strife, controversy and corruption into the forum".

For many, that marked the real end of the era of glasnost and perestroika.After the Soviet collapse in 1991 Mr Shevardnadze headed home to Georgia, where independence had brought bloody strife and economic collapse.