Sentence examples for regional strife from inspiring English sources
Where people feel unprotected by their government, regional strife and Islamic militancy have bred.
Fiji, Tonga's neighbour, has endured three coups since 1987, and endless tension between the indigenous and Indian populations.Such regional strife generally does not trouble the world too much.
Sometimes in a good and sometimes in a more disturbing manner, as a result of regional strife and the cultural and religious divides.
Previous scholars hypothesized that regional strife or a foreign invasion led to its unraveling, while others suggested that environmental factors may have been to blame.
Regarding "One great big war" (Aug. 31): David Brooks's concluding comment that the solution to regional strife is to contain it demonstrates an ignorance of Mideast history.
Sri Lanka's Constitution features a strong presidency, and many analysts have argued that a country with such a long history of religious, ethnic and regional strife needs to devolve power, not concentrate it.
Citing a similar, larger bomb at a Sunni funeral in May, the opposition suggests that the regime may itself have planted the latest bomb to stir up communal strife.A regional humanitarian disaster is also brewing.
Regime cronies, unenthusiastic about losing their privileges, tirelessly recite Assad's mantra of "after me, the deluge," but their visions of civil strife and regional horror are at complete odds with Syria's recent history.
This is the same year we sit in remembrance of the Rwandan genocide, 20 years ago starting this month, and still reckon with failure to properly stabilize Somalia before a power vacuum mired the nation in decades of regional instability and humanitarian strife.
Regional conflict and political strife risk disrupting vital health services and supply chains, which urges attentiveness to the needs of children with chronic conditions during times of acute conflict [ 33].
And better digital connections, mostly via satellite, are raising the hope that Ghana -- the most peaceful country in a West African region besieged by civil wars and ethnic strife -- may become the regional hub for an information-technology industry.
