Sentence examples for cause of strife from inspiring English sources
Such group-mindedness is a major cause of strife and suffering in the world today.
When Mrs. Clinton was asked in Ramallah how she felt about Jewish settlements in the West Bank, a cause of strife with Palestinians, she said the United States would raise "the issue" with the next Israeli government.
3 He wrote many other excellent laws, such as those on contracts and other relations of life which are the cause of strife.
A more significant cause of strife was Wilfrid's opposition to Theodore's division, in 677, of his huge Northumbrian diocese.
Is it a reflection of the very different ways that the U.S. and Europe see the world and the causes of strife in the world?
refusal to confer and negotiate has been one of the most prolific causes of strife". The justices deliberating in their chambers could not ignore the mass disruption happening outside their window.
Sharon Rab, founder of the Dayton literary peace prize foundation, praised Robinson's "luminous, deeply moving prose", which she said "explores the causes of strife in a family, in a community, and in the world, while ultimately demonstrating the universal healing power of reconciliation and love".
Using money to control or exclude a spouse can, not surprisingly, be a cause of marital strife.
The cause of this strife has been the inability of the airline and of its pilots to agree to a new contract.
Finally, there was a growing realisation that it wasn't Islam that was the problem, or even "radical Islam" or "Islamofascism", that was the central cause of the strife that engulfs the world today.
