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.
The cause of this inter-religious strife was a court battle over whether non-Muslims may use the Arabic word "Allah" to refer to God.
This has been the cause of some strife: I'll travel home for the weekend armed with a critical darling like Bioshock Infinite - think Martin Scorcese's Gangs of New York meets David Mitchell's novel Cloud Atlas - only to discover him tucking into his battered old copy of Quantum of Solace, a middling adaptation of the Daniel Craig film.
Using money to control or exclude a spouse can, not surprisingly, be a cause of marital strife.
European directives on a wide range of social, economic and judicial issues have been a persistent source of discontent among British voters generally and a cause of longstanding strife among Conservatives.
Injustice, he argues, is by nature a cause of disunity, strife, and, therefore, disempowerment and ineffectiveness (351a-352b).
Machiavelli, too, had emphasized the strength of this bond, when analyzing the events of the Roman Republic, but then had condemned the Christian religion as a cause of weakness, strife and divisions.
According to many historians, the root cause of ethnic strife and ketuanan Melayu was a lack of mixing between the Malays and non-Malays.
Their argument is meant to honor McCain while labeling liberals as the real cause of racial strife over the past two years even though it was their party who elected a man who is a 21st-century fulfillment of white supremacists' dreams.
