Sentence examples for for strife from inspiring English sources

The immediate prospects for strife are hard to calculate.

Yet his call could also set the stage for strife.

But the potential for strife in the country is difficult to overstate.

THE HALEWOOD CAR plant near Liverpool was once notorious for strife.

In "American Beauty" it is the dining room, a proscenium stage for strife.

Fears of violence run high in this country, where the potential for strife is difficult to overstate.

She focused on helping education in the developing world, with suggestions that included teaching life skills, morals and values, free education for all, more international exchanges, peace education for strife-torn areas, training teachers, and sending teachers from developed countries to the developing world.

"Those calling for fitna [Arabic for civil strife, or temptation]... it is permissible to kill them," chairman of the Saudi Arabian Supreme Judiciary Council, Sheikh Salih A-Lahidan, said during a radio show, when asked about channels broadcasting "immoral programs" during the holy month of Ramadan.

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".

To the literati, Oxford may mean William Faulkner, who lived here and upon whose grave here students like to pour bourbon after a big night out; but for much of the country, Oxford still stands mostly for racial strife.

Now it is also a byword for fiscal strife.