Sentence examples for spark strife from inspiring English sources
A senior Democratic aide didn't see it as such a difficult problem and argued that the unorthodox nature of Trump's campaign — in which he adopted a number of traditional Democratic positions, such as a tough stance on trade and an interest in rebuilding infrastructure — would spark strife and gridlock among the GOP and leave Trump only with his trademark insults to push back at Democrats.
Documenting Myanmar's array of ethnicities is but one of the challenges facing the country's first census in three decades, with critics saying it could spark civil strife by asking delicate questions about identity and religion.
Extremists will continue to set off bombs, attack Iraqi civilians and try to spark sectarian strife.
Police in the western port city of Kobe —the location of Yamaguchi-gumi headquarters— believe the latest round of mutually destructive strife could spark more deadly confrontations.
Roof stated both during questioning and in written manifestos that he had hoped his shooting attack at the Mother Emanuel AME church, a historic black house of worship in a city with a long history of racial strife, would spark a race war.
Indecision and corruption at the top have encouraged a growing wave of dissent, with King Abdullah now, for the first time, becoming the butt of protests much like those that sparked Syria's descent into strife.
Wildcat strikes consumed more than 32 million worker-hours in 1977, and the company became a symbol of labor strife, with some employees walking out the door with spark plugs in their coat pockets and engines in the trunks of their cars, Mr. Edwardes said.
But the strife has continued.
The group, founded late last year, has also been weakened in recent months by internal strife and scandal among its leaders, yet it still managed to spur Pegida clones in other cities, while also sparking often far bigger counter-protests.
Sectarian strife could be reignited.
