Sentence examples for strife again from inspiring English sources

I vowed that I was never going to do anything that would cause her that much strife again.

Yet it was sharing her own intimate material about family life and strife again that led Moorer back to Greenberg, who dazzled as part of the band he put together for Moorer in Nashville, both for recording sessions and at AmericanaFest. (Moorer, right, with Greenberg at Nashville's City Winery).

The bitter issues at the heart of a decade of violence and political strife once again came to the fore.

The players union, long rudderless and riven by internal strife, seems united again and close to ratifying the nomination of the former baseball union chief Donald Fehr, perhaps the most successful labor leader in sports in the last three decades.

In 2015, strife erupted once again.

None of this is apparent at the beginning, and until the scene in question, which I will not spoil, I was convinced it was just going to be Cloud Strife all over again.

We saw the ugly stain of racial strife rear its head again during the George Zimmerman/Trayvon Martin trial.

While its southern neighborhood is entangled in nasty ethnic strife to varying degrees, again with Kurds as a focal point, Ankara has plunged into a civilian path, leaving aside the military solution, which if successful will set an example that might very well integrate the entire region's Kurdish hopes for a peaceful and prosperous future.

Syria is already in a state of civil war, and Iraq seems to be flirting once again with sectarian strife and dissolution.

The bank was acquired in 1984 by American Express amid internal strife and then spun off again eight years later with Fuld as chief executive.

Thousands of Maoist supporters were on the streets of the capital, Kathmandu, to ensure that shops remained closed and buses were not operating amid fears that Nepal would descend again into civil strife.