Sentence examples for real strife from inspiring English sources

"A lot of the people who got into real strife were the ones who turned around and tried to come back," Fischer said.

But if a Republican winds up in the White House instead, this repeal vote could portend some real internal strife for the GOP.

The weight of history and the very real racial strife that existed during his day stopped him from seeking alliances with people who might have helped him continue to build his dream.

Afterward the crowd chanted "U.S.A.!" and the band went into his other battle song, "Live and Let Die," showing James Bond on video and leaving behind real-world strife for entertainment.

I also think there's a very real possibility of labor strife in the near future, as the union seems more adversarial than it has been in the past and the owners aren't all profiting the way they did a few years ago, and that could expand the gulf between Goodell and the players.

Their argument is meant to honor McCain while labeling liberals as the real cause of racial strife over the past two years even though it was their party who elected a man who is a 21st-century fulfillment of white supremacists' dreams.

"The fact that this niche is continuing to show strength in times of strife is a real statement about the importance of pets to people," he said.

The news on the region has certainly been saturated with fear and conflict, however, truth be told that very few of these countries are immediately affected by strife and the real issues the region is tackling regard development and climbing up the ladder in global competitiveness.

If unchecked, Trump's politics have the real possibility of creating even more racial strife.

Once again, it might have seemed, hip-hop's tales of ghetto strife were playing out in real-life violence.

What happened next suggests how the failure of "real" artists to rally round in times of strife left that task to others.