Sentence examples for return to strife from inspiring English sources

Some worry that he heralds a return to strife that could interrupt the city's feverish building — including overpasses, sewage systems, and vast complexes rising along boulevards.

Problems might have lingered, but the contrast between peace and violence is so great that the benefits are sure to persuade most people that return to strife is unthinkable.

A rapid return to civil strife does not look likely at present.

If they don't, it could mean the death of democratic hopes and a return to ethnic strife.

But even as at least seven confirmed deaths have turned the tension here into tragedy, on e can be sure that Iranians, like the Lebanese, will choose anything but a return to civil strife and social breakdown.

They see a secular Iraq founded on nationalistic ideals as the only way to avoid a return to sectarian strife and possible civil war.

The prospect of left-wing activists ousting moderate Labour MPs has been raised amid warnings that the "totally destructive" move would risk a return to the party's internecine strife of the 1970s and 1980s.

Plouffe demurs, and says that the GOP needs to sort out their internal strife and return to bargaining.

In times of strife, I sometimes return to my "Betsy-Tacy" books, escaping American political catastrophe for a world of ice-skating parties and Gibson girls.

Some fear more sectarian strife or an al Qaeda return to sow terror in the cities.

Once a session is ended, the meditator returns to the comforting strife of his everyday existence, with its temptations, desires and hallelujahs.