Sentence examples for latest strife from inspiring English sources

Many analysts caution that the latest strife within the government institutions could result in a total breakdown.

Burned by failed early attempts to promote a Palestinian-Israeli peace, Mr Obama had until Mrs Clinton's rushed visit— taken a hands-off approach to the latest strife over Gaza, bar a standard reiteration that Israel had a right to defend itself and that Hamas, which he still shuns as a terrorist organisation, was to blame for the surge of violence.

The latest strife in the Osbourne marriage began several weeks ago when rumors arose that Ozzy, 67, had been kicked out of their home for his involvement in an extramarital affair. .

Despite the critical success of the title, many of those on the team would leave Irrational to pursue other projects due to late development strife that occurred.

Expert correspondents were on site instead of anchors flown in to stand in front of the latest scene of strife, tragedy or comedy.Since General Electric bought RCA, thus gaining NBC, and Disney bought ABC, and Westinghouse got CBS, each network's news function has shrunk under the control and influence of non-broadcasters.

PAGE 20 Special Delivery Separated from a nation that is burdened with labor strife, late trains, long lines and an unreliable postal system, the Vatican has developed a mail service that is the envy of Italians.

But for a clear superiority at the set-piece and Toby Flood's goal-kicking, which was of an entirely different order to that of the otherwise excellent Samoan full-back Paul Williams, the home side would have been in all manner of strife late in the game.

The latest bout of internal strife began on July 16th when Palestinians belonging to a militia affiliated to Mr Arafat's Fatah group, the core of the Palestinian Liberation Organisation, abducted four French aid workers and two Palestinian police commanders who answer to the Palestinian Authority (PA), of which Mr Arafat is president.

The latest estimate is that civil strife may now be losing Nigeria 40% of its output.In this section Can the new deal work?

The latest is a revival of strife between the Sunni Muslim majority and the Shia minority, in which at least 30 people, most of them Shias, have died.

Police in the western port city of Kobe —the location of Yamaguchi-gumi headquarters— believe the latest round of mutually destructive strife could spark more deadly confrontations.