Sentence examples for more strife from inspiring English sources

Even so, both sides said they were deeply worried about more strife.

Doing so, he feels, would only sow more strife within the party.

Speaking of the IRA, we morosely note more strife for Mr Tony Blair.

Many believe that a negotiated solution will eventually end it, but the urgency to find a deal may not come before more strife.

His signing comes against a backdrop of more strife at the East Yorkshire club over owner Assem Allam's proposed name change to Hull Tigers.

The persistent violence apparently deepened official fears that the Miss World contest could not continue without the risk of more strife and bloodshed.

In turn, he was rewarded, increasing his membership when most unions' ranks were thinning.Yet while the Tube strikes reminded Britain of an earlier, more strife-filled age, Mr Crow was not all that he appeared.

Henrik Urdal of the Harvard Kennedy School finds that globally, it is nearly all young men who fight in wars or commit violent crimes and found that a "youth bulge" made them more strife-prone.

But these Republicans in Congress have made our politics more strife-ridden than we've ever seen, more conflictual than the nation has seen since the years leading up to the Civil War.

Since I've spent most of the last decade working with international aid organizations as well as reporting from some of the more strife-ridden lands on the planet, including Afghanistan, the only thing I can imagine is that maybe all those odd visas in my fat passport raised a red flag somewhere in Washington.

Weeks more of strife could undermine the government's argument of "us or chaos".