Sentence examples for further strife from inspiring English sources

Next the two major teams came together to cause further strife.

"You've got to start somewhere," insists Mr Hart.The most likely result, however, is further strife.

Mr Boehner said he had decided to step down to protect Congress from further strife: "Prolonged leadership turmoil would do irreparable damage to the institution".

Emphasising the likelihood of further strife in Greece next week even should a deal be concluded, Brussels officials talked privately of plans to fly in humanitarian aid such as food parcels and medicines to major cities.

With South Africa's national elections only four days away, the killings of three political workers in KwaZulu Natal Province this weekend have heightened concerns that a longtime struggle for power there may bubble over into further strife.

A8 Political Deaths in South Africa The killings of three political workers in KwaZulu Natal Province, with South Africa's national elections nearing, have heightened concerns that a longtime struggle for power may cause further strife.

His influential presence will be vital if Italy are to overcome France, Ireland, Canada and Romania while keeping any further internal strife at bay.

Referring to Lopez as a fascist, Maduro warned that he was behind Nazi-like plans that could embroil Venezuela in further civil strife.

Although Hutu insurgencies continued to occupy Rwanda's government, a new constitution aimed at preventing further ethnic strife in the country was promulgated in 2003.

The lack of functional or legitimate political institutions, weak economic performance, a nonexistent or polarized structure of civil society, and antagonized elites lead to polarization and separation, leaving societies deeply divided and prone to further ethnic strife.

Yemen's Ali Abdullah Saleh, who fled to Saudi Arabia in mid-2011 after being wounded in an attack on his palace but returned in September, will fail to re-establish himself as his country descends further into strife between its clans and regions.But other parts of the Arab world may experience upheavals too.