Sentence examples for recent strife from inspiring English sources

The recent strife involving Lindros and his injuries has caused a serious rift within the Flyers organization.

Tim Watson University of Miami Coral Gables, Fla .Prolonged droughts, displacing millions of people, are an important factor in much of the recent strife in the Middle East and sub-Saharan Africa.

He takes his wife Andrea Lee - a choreographer and dancer from his stage show whom he married in 1996 and who has stood by him throughout all his recent strife - and associate to dinner a mile down the road.

It wasn't so much the nature of the recent strife that worried Mr. Long, but how his trip might be affected if the demonstrations were to have an impact on his travel plans.

As New York's Republican primary approaches, Roman Catholic leaders and laymen are playing down the importance of the recent strife within the party over anti-Catholic fundamentalism, saying they will likely vote on the basis of substantive issues that touch their day-to-day lives and beliefs.

Andreessen touched briefly upon recent strife between the tech industry and longtime San Francisco residents.

After Sunday's vote in France, which Sarkozy is expected to lose, together with fresh parliamentary elections in Greece, and the recent political strife in other countries (the Czech Republic, Holland, Spain) things might finally start changing.

Regarding the article "Off the middle path" by Karuna Buakamsri (Views, May 25) about Thailand's recent political strife: It seems to me that you could change "Bangkok elite" to "Washington elite" or "Wall Street elite" and have a pretty good assessment of conditions in the United States.

He will refinance himself and with the support of Rangers-fan investors, The performance of the team also needs to be addressed, since Rangers' only likely route to the Scottish Premiership is now via the play-offs, with Hearts' lead looking unassailable and performances having sagged during the recent political strife.

It stands out as one of the industries most immune to America's recent economic strife.

Guinea, another West African country that experienced recent political strife, showed steady improvements under President Alpha Condé in government transparency, the ability of local and international NGOs to operate, and the climate for small businesses and private enterprise.