Sentence examples for permanent strife from inspiring English sources
In other words, everyone protects everyone, and this is the most important recipe against partition and permanent strife.
The president of neighboring Uzbekistan was simply stating fact when he said last week that since time immemorial, Afghanistan has been dominated by warlords and torn by "constant, permanent interethnic strife".
Ms Winterton will have to find a way of allowing dissident MPs to step out of line without giving the impression that Labour is in a state of near-permanent internecine strife.
Should the current stalemate persist, the dissolution of Syria into hostile enclaves could become permanent, leading to strife as prolonged as the civil war that ravaged neighbouring Lebanon for 15 years.There could be worse to come.
In other words, sorrow and strife are permanent parts of the human condition.
True, the stores and restaurants and crowds have almost all changed, and the people are mostly younger than I am, but I'm like that ghost who haunts his old neighborhood and who can't let go and who has a permanent existence no matter the strife or wars or natural illnesses that wipe away citizens.
C1 Pay Cuts for Delta Pilots The pilots at Delta Air Lines accepted temporary pay cuts, allowing the airline to avoid potentially crippling labor strife while it tries to negotiate permanent concessions.
But the strife has continued.
Sectarian strife could be reignited.
