Sentence examples similar to limit strife from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, those social connections placed informal limits on strife.

"UNICEF is very concerned that their numbers might increase with continued civil strife, limited humanitarian access to these areas, food insecurity and a depressed economy".

"UNICEF is very concerned that their numbers might increase with continued civil strife, limited humanitarian access to these areas, food insecurity and a depressed economy," he added.

The strife is not limited to customer relations.

This sort of strife was not limited to Washington, either.

It is a story of limits tested and stretched; of strife, threats and, possibly, compromise.

It limits the imagination and causes strife.

Particularly for American audiences accustomed to starchy period pieces or moody murder mysteries from across the pond, this glimpse of an upwardly mobile black British family is a welcome change of pace (as well as a useful reminder that racial strife is hardly limited to our own shores). .

The hunger, poverty and strife this causes could gravely limit the demographic dividend.Which leads to the second reason for pessimism: Africa's families are under greater strain than Asia's or Latin America's were when their demographic transitions first began.

The group's leader, Antar Zouabri, took command in 1996, pushing Algeria's civil strife to its bloodiest and most gruesome limits.

In "Trouble and Strife" (January 8th) we said Senator John Sununu opposed proposals to limit the use of filibusters in judicial confirmation hearings.