Sentence examples for perpetual strife from inspiring English sources
Some three decades ago, however, a Likud-led government opted for a policy of folly and moral wrongness by generating a dynamic of perpetual strife.
It is trouble in the north, where the recalcitrant Houthi clan is once more resurgent, that has been making Yemenis most twitchy of late.Since fighting broke out in 2004 between government forces and the northern rebels, the ruggedly mountainous province of Saada has been a zone of almost perpetual strife, causing thousands of deaths and displacing several hundred thousand tribesfolk.
For many, the word conjures images of crowded neighborhoods caught in perpetual strife - between Hamas and Fatah, between Hamas and Israel.
As someone who, like the Invisible Children founders, loves and cares deeply about Uganda, perhaps most worrying to me is defining the image of Uganda in the minds of these millions of video viewers as a place of perpetual conflict and strife.
It is obvious that Héctor Abad had no choice but to tell it — as a personal catharsis, surely, but also as a reckoning with his country, Colombia, and its near-perpetual state of violent strife.
With Kassovitz's film turning 20 next year, and Serbia – despite its EU candidate status – in an almost perpetual status of transition and economic strife, La Haine is likely to continue to chime with the youth of Belgrade.
Political strife is unceasing.
The magazine's sole story, Saving South Sudan by Robert Young Pelton, is a gonzo-style dive into the strife of the world's newest nation, one that has faced perpetual war "with some sporadic days off" since 1955.
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Louisiana and Illinois were perpetual leaders.
