Sentence examples for serious strife from inspiring English sources

Mal Brough is in serious strife.

Historians have also pointed to links between particularly severe Niños and episodes of serious strife.

I recognize that other nations, for example Great Britain and France, have in the past reconciled religious school funding and religious freedom without creating serious strife.

The truth was that if Sevilla had taken their opportunities United would have been in serious strife as the second half kicked off.

Ciobo said it was "quite fascinating to watch Terri and Richard bicker because what's fascinating about this election is that the Labor party know they are in serious strife because [the Greens] obviously appeal to the centre left".

In his new book, "Jew vs. Jew: The Struggle for the Soul of American Jewry," he looks at six incidents of serious strife among Jews, incidents that illustrate his thesis that civil war is brewing.

With at least 81 people killed so far, the violence of past days represents the most serious internal strife since those years.

11 1 For a short time only did the Thurians live together in peace, and then they fell into serious civil strife, not without reason.

Consider what you would do if your significant other is fired, or if there is other serious interoffice strife.

Given the rising potential for serious civil strife in the future, Nigeria's military may believe it has no choice but to intervene in the political process.

The second set of recommendations is aimed specifically at African-American leandrs and intellectuals because I believe that they have a pivotal role to play if we are to avoid more serious racial strife in the future.