Sentence examples for ongoing strife from inspiring English sources

But the problems do not end there: the ongoing strife in CAR, Syria and Iraq is makes competing for funds more and more difficult.

He is diplomatic -- even while tangled in the ongoing strife in the State Legislature over Oregon's deep budget troubles -- casual and reserved, according to people who know him.

Late last week, thanks to ongoing strife with New Zealand Equity over pay and conditions, Peter Jackson claimed that Warner Bros executives were planning to move production to another country.

Unintended consequences may result from governments imposing their ideas on society by coercion, thereby creating ongoing strife.In "The Wealth of Nations"(1776), Smith's more famous work, he frequently discussed the fragility and moral hazard of paper money, noting that it can disguise the growth of debt and provide an appearance of wealth that is hollow; a devastating "juggling trick".

(Similarly, Litecoin is now technically ahead of Bitcoin, thanks to the aforementioned ongoing strife).

Because of the ongoing strife, unemployment hovered near 23% in the city.

"The Nigerian electorate defied the many ominous and foreboding headlines, as well as ongoing domestic strife, and have set a positive example for the region".

My colleague Jim Yardley wrote in August about ongoing labor strife in Bangladesh, notably protests in March at two garment factories in the Ishwardi industrial complex.

Despite opting for an overtly psychological reading (Max is a disturbed child whose troubles may be rooted in ongoing parental strife), this is rewardingly physical entertainment in which great rollicking monsters smash into each other with dangerously energetic aplomb.

The past several months have seen a steady uptick in tit-for-tat violence, much of it in the form of large car bombs, and all of it seemingly linked to the ongoing sectarian strife in Syria.

At a time when Zimbabwe is struggling to pay civil servants and soldiers a stipend of $100 a month, the extra income from diamond mining for soldiers is serving "to mollify a constituency whose loyalty to ZANU-PF, in the context of ongoing political strife, is essential," the Human Rights Watch report said.