Sentence examples for potential for strife from inspiring English sources
But the potential for strife in the country is difficult to overstate.
Fears of violence run high in this country, where the potential for strife is difficult to overstate.
Laudable as the social objectives of the evangelical movement may be, they are all too often pursued in religious environments where the intrusion of Christian proselytism creates discord and the potential for strife.
Some cash-strapped local authorities are being more radical still: Suffolk, a Conservative fief in the east of England, is handing over a majority of its services, from libraries to children's facilities, to the private sector.But there is potential for strife in areas besides the NHS.
I think we need to amp up the stress and potential for familial strife.
Many Timorese are still nervous about the potential for political strife after the election.
A small, affluent, densely populated northern European country, economically timid, with the potential for ethnic strife simmering just under its quiet surface.
The ethnic makeup of the north -- a diverse blend of Arabs, Kurds, Turkoman and tribes -- is less hostile to the American presence than the troublesome Sunni triangle around Baghdad, although it has the potential for ethnic strife.
How much of that money do they bring in?" Where current players saw a lack of progress, where they saw the potential for labor strife in 2013, Gimelstob saw something he had not seen before.
Mr. Brahimi, a former Algerian foreign minister who recently completed two years of service as the United Nations envoy to Afghanistan, described Iraq darkly as a country of growing ethnic tensions that, unless urgently addressed, "could fuel the existing potential for civil strife and violence".
The potential for religious strife, particularly between Sunnis on the one hand and Shia and Alawite communities (to which President Bashar al-Assad belongs) loyal to the regime on the other, threatens the future plurality of the country and muddles the struggle to overthrow Assad's regime.
