Sentence examples for causing strife from inspiring English sources

Mr Xi's anti-corruption efforts risk causing strife among political clans eager to protect their privileges.

[Salon, Washington Post] While the cost of police overtime during Occupy Wall Street is causing strife in the City Council … [WNYC] … the city's Independent Budget Office provided some perspective.

Now the success of Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) has complicated this picture and is causing strife for independent software vendors who must bet the farm as they choose among the methods of navigating this transition.

Rail minister Paul Maynard said: "The RMT now wants to play Scrooge by causing strife and misery to rail passengers over the Christmas period - however rail companies will keep passengers moving and the majority of services will run as planned.

A new $100 million Unification World Headquarters Church in Seoul is providing plenty of excitement, but with Moon having recently turned 90, succession is an issue, particularly since the two sons are at odds with an older brother whose activities in the U.S., including revamping Rev. Moon's Washington Times, are causing strife.

In effect, the fighting in Arsal this week "exposed" the plans for causing strife.

that causes strife on a grander scale….

The effort has caused strife within Facebook.

Through such subsidies, farmers here have been relieved of the taxes that cause strife through much of rural China.

Liverpool and Arsenal have both been caused strife by Portsmouth in recent years, yet Chelsea have so far emerged unscathed.

But there is a duality about these Flyers that extends beyond the two rinks and sometimes causes strife, even crisis.