Sentence examples for do strife from inspiring English sources

Do strife and rudeness and neglect--and all the other signs of marital unhappiness--somehow get under the skin and trigger physical ailments?

Downtown Abbey does feasible strife, of the sort that engages but assures a positive outcome.

Ecuadoreans want change, but it seems they do not want strife.

These light touches, while they underscore the basic absurdity of Northern Ireland's sectarian strife, don't cheapen or trivialize it.

In fact, for the last few years, much of the coverage of Miss America had to do with internal strife, from the firing or resignation of two chief executives before Mr. Bauer to the negotiations about whether to keep the pageant in Atlantic City to the ouster of last year's original Miss North Carolina because her ex-boyfriend was going to expose topless photographs he took of her.

To understand that balancing labor and capital is essential is to understand the root cause of modern political strife and is equally to understand what governments must be able to do to resolve that strife.

Look at Haiti and you will see what generations of misrule, poverty and political strife will do to a country.

But the squabbling over new licensing has as much to do with labor-management strife as it does with ensuring public safety.

Portsmouth showed last season what off-field strife can do to a club and the fear is that the Sky Blues are destined to follow the same path.

"Being a child, I would think, If it's causing so much pain and strife, why don't you just stop?" Margaret Nell, her friend from childhood, said LaVette would often call her and cry.

In "Darfur Now," Theodore Braun's absorbing documentary about the atrocities in Darfur, the westernmost region of Sudan, Don Cheadle poses a fundamental question facing moviegoers attending a film about African strife: How do you respond to an event as difficult to understand as a government-sponsored mass murder of part of a country's civilian population?