Sentence examples for creating strife from inspiring English sources

In contrast, the Republican presidential candidate has hesitated to view issues through a racial lens, and has, for example, criticised Black Lives Matters activists for "creating strife".

But the government disputes this account and says that it is facing a foreign conspiracy aimed at creating strife in the country, and that it is fighting armed Muslim extremists.

Republican presidential candidate Ben Carson has accused Black Lives Matter activists of "creating strife", underscoring the awkward relationship between conservatism and race for the only African American campaigning for president.

"But what I feel instead of people pointing fingers at each other and just creating strife, what we need to be talking about is how do we solve problems in the black community.

His "driving tour" of the town made for an unlikely choice of campaign setting – Carson has dismissed the Ferguson unrest as the work of a few "cruel-hearted outsiders", accused Black Lives Matter of "creating strife" and insisted that Brown's death had nothing to do with race.

Groups were unaware of the operations others were conducting, thus creating strife and delays in the search and rescue process.

"They want to create strife between the Shia and Sunnis in Afghanistan".

Neighborhood gentrification has also created strife; longtime residents of Bushwick, in Brooklyn, are vexed by the loud nighttime noise ushered in by the rapid influx of bars.

"This is the work of agents trying to create strife in Lebanon," Hezbollah parliamentary deputy Ali Meqdad said at the site of the explosion.

But that, too, created strife, with bankers and traders accusing each other of deliberating misstating revenue to avoid splitting fees, which some traders called the investment banker tax.

Public disputes between Lefkowitz and Afrocentrist Tony Martin created strife between black and Jewish intellectuals and made Afrocentrism vulnerable to charges of anti-Semitism.