Sentence examples for share of strife from inspiring English sources

Multi-ethnic Russia has had its share of strife, not just in Chechnya.

The two stars have made no secret that their relationship has weathered its share of strife.

Yet Normandy has seen more than its share of strife over the centuries, and never more so than during the 1944 liberation of France, when Allied troops landed on its beaches and swept through the region battling the German occupiers.

This place has seen its fair share of strife.

Florence lives in Nigeria, a country that is experiencing more than its fair share of strife and heartache.

Heavy industrialization, however, has made the state's economy vulnerable to recession, and Indiana has had its share of labour strife, especially in the steel industry.

Many would consider it foolhardy to willingly pick a fight with Britain's legal community, and Mr Kordowski's crusade has brought him his fair share of judicial strife.

They each shared stories of strife and conflict, and how they try to inspire and help people in need across the world.

"Here in the Philippines we are cursed by all kinds of disasters," says Pama of one of the most naturally volatile countries on Earth, which also has its fair share of human-induced strife.

Thousands of people packed Plymouth Hoe, the south-west's traditional rallying place at moments of strife, stress and shared experience.

Since the Union's own resources from customs and a share of value-added tax are dwindling, most of the common budget comes from national contributions — a constant source of strife.