Sentence examples for prolonged strife from inspiring English sources

AS WITH any prolonged strife, the battle against AIDS has produced some moving images.

There appears little appetite among ordinary Palestinians in Jerusalem for prolonged strife.

America played midwife to the new state of South Sudan in 2011 and helped bring Guinea and Côte d'Ivoire back from the brink of prolonged strife in 2009 and 2010.

A slide into prolonged strife, possibly even civil war, may be hard to avoid.A central demand of the protesters who led the country's February 2011 revolution against the rule of Hosni Mubarak was that laws enforcing a state of emergency be suspended.

Primary health services, including MCH services, have been de facto decentralized as a consequence of the prolonged strife in Afghanistan.

But Prince Nayef rejects the notion, saying the only way to talk with them was with "rifles and swords".Such words worry liberal Saudis, who fear that too hard a crackdown will prolong strife and imperil reform.

Even if it does not go that far, prolonged political strife risks doing further economic damage.

Egypt, the anchor of the whole Arab world, is embarked on a dangerous descent toward prolonged civil strife, unless a modus vivendi can be found between President Mohamed Morsi of the Muslim Brotherhood and his growing opposition.

The most populous and politically pivotal Arab state stands on the brink of prolonged civil strife, or a descent into a form of veiled dictatorship not unlike the one so recently overthrown, only this time in drab Islamist garb.

The natural reservoir for this disease is present in countries affected by prolonged civil strife, and 11 of the 17 EHF outbreaks from 1976 through 2006 occurred in conflict-affected countries (10 ).

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.